Sentence examples for broadcasting potentially from inspiring English sources

TV broadcasting is still a profitable business and digital broadcasting potentially even more so.

Under the proposal, a broadcaster could potentially offer programs online across the 27-member European Union after clearing the rights in a single E.U. country, the broadcasting union said.

This promotion potentially breaches broadcasting code rules on making references to commercial products.

By November 1998, the F.C.C. was planning to strike down broadcasting marketing agreements, a potentially ruinous development for Glencairn.

In deciding the matter was resolved, Ofcom said although the BBC had strictly speaking breached rule 2.3 of the broadcasting code in airing potentially offensive material that was not justified by the context, it had taken into account that broadcasters and audiences have a right to freedom of expression.

The straightforward way of implementing the global state estimation is by one (or multiple) central fusion center to which all dead reckoning data are transmitted (potentially by broadcasting).

Genetic breaks separating regional lineages of marine organisms with potentially high broadcasting abilities are generally attributed either to dispersal barriers such as currents or upwelling, or to behavioural strategies promoting self-recruitment.

Delivering the annual James Cameron Memorial Lecture, Dame Joan issued a rallying cry to broadcasters to rediscover the ethos of public service broadcasting predating the Thatcher era, which prompted a potentially ruinous commercialism.

Premier Rugby has struck a new three-year broadcasting deal with ESPN and limited the potentially crippling financial impact of Setanta's collapse.

"Ofcom urges news broadcasters always to consider giving explicit warnings before broadcasting challenging material before the watershed, and not repeating potentially offensive material in a way that some may perceive as gratuitous".

It sounds like this could be laying the groundwork for how Twitter might potentially offer a credible alternative to broadcasting a full game of basketball, or other sports, for that matter.