Sentence examples for broadcast very much from inspiring English sources

But in my picayune analysis of the prime-time broadcasts of Days 6 through 13, Costas's time would not matter -- he averaged nightly air time of 9 minutes 40 seconds -- and rarely affected the live quotient of each night's broadcast very much.

Craig: The pace of change is very exciting – the online environment empowers consumers to have a voice and it's no longer about mass broadcast messages, but very much about connecting with individual consumers through two-way communications.

He added: "There's no question there's an advertising slowdown that's very much affecting broadcast television and newspapers.

"We watch the N.B.A. broadcasts, and their skills are very much more comprehensive," the Chinese forward Sun Jun said through a translator.

"What's noticeable about both candidates is the use of social media almost exclusively as a broadcast channel," says Stevens. "Neither has very much engagement with their followers and Facebook friends, and retweets and response to messages are as rare as a friendly word between them.

The time that the two broadcasts overlap may not hurt either one very much.

Now the show looks very much like the other network broadcasts.

"However, Kate and Gerry would very much welcome a Crimewatch-style reconstruction which is properly broadcast for millions of people to see and could generate important new leads and fresh information.

To close the broadcast channel but still keep making the content doesn't save you very much money, if any.

They added: "We very much hope that all invited leaders will participate in the broadcast debates.

Many will associate the Poppy Day Bomb with the interview broadcast with Gordon Wilson who recalled his daughter's last words: "Daddy, I love you very much".