Sentence examples for broadcasting status from inspiring English sources

Art is by nature promotional, pushing beliefs, broadcasting status, aggrandizing personalities.

Lyons, the BBC Trust chairman, speaking to the Manchester Statistical Society today, also said he saw it as the trust's mission to stamp out an "imperial compulsion" that has resided in the corporation since it enjoyed monopoly UK broadcasting status in the days of the first director general, John Reith, in the 1920s.

Second, we've had systems capable of broadcasting status messages for some time now.

In vehicular Ad-hoc networks (VANETs), beacon message is designed for the purpose of periodically broadcasting the status information (velocity, direction, etc)., which enable neighbor awareness and support some safety applications.

Vehicles are simulated in the form of communication nodes, which have the same positions as the vehicles and are able to exchange information by periodically broadcasting short status messages called beacons.

After all, he spent a lot of his time at the FCC fighting the broadcast lobby's effort to protect the status quo: "Broadcasting is the dumbest product from a consumer perspective and the smartest product from the seller's ever created".

There is a big corridor right down the middle of our open-plan office which has assumed a certain mythical status in Broadcasting House.

In a telling update of the mores established during the 80's, conspicuous equity seems to have supplanted conspicuous consumption as the most effective means of broadcasting your wealth and status.

The impostor was broadcasting the real Rick Weiss' status updates via the fake account, probably because he had friended Weiss with another fake profile.

On the receiving end of these updates are people who've chosen to subscribe to your one way broadcasting of your constant status.

Add to this the fact that banks are relaxing the lending strictures, and the status quo in broadcasting is unlikely to hold.