Sentence examples for broadcasting possibilities from inspiring English sources

In a news conference, he mentioned that many stations needed help acquiring the latest technology, enabling them to take advantage of the marketing and broadcasting possibilities of the Internet.

Now I love broadcasting, the possibility of a perfect game.

The panel said the goals of Radio Free Europe "will be achieved if democratic trends in Eastern Europe are sustained". But it said Radio Free Europe should continue broadcasting while the possibility existed that the current wave of democratization could be reversed.

Matheson and the other early pioneers saw no end to the possibilities of broadcasting.

You will be bound to enjoy the full possibilities of broadcasting sooner or later – only why not sooner?" Another letter sent five days later thanks him for agreeing to talk about world peace, a speech based on Wells's address to the German government, at the Reichstag in April of that year.

But it does open your eyes to the possibilities of broadcasting in a totally different way.

Of greater concern is the possibility that broadcasting executions could have a numbing effect.

"The really miraculous idea, which may even have escaped Marconi, is the possibility of broadcasting nutritious radio waves," he writes in one essay.

The judge's sentencing remarks are to be recorded on camera for the first time during the hearing as part of a pilot exploring the possibility of broadcasting future crown court cases.

Mr. Sheffer said that nobody at the station had prevented any sections of the book from being read but added that some workers there seemed to be on edge about the possibility of broadcasting phrases that could draw the ire of federal regulators.

They seem ill-equipped to deal with the possibilities of public broadcasting afforded by the World Wide Web.