Sentence examples for broadcasts further from inspiring English sources

November 2013: A BBC/RTE documentary broadcasts further accusations against Adams being central to the orders that led to McConville's death.

"Several of the DDoS attacks against Ukraine's Central Election Commission CECcoincidedded with Russian state media broadcasts, further suggesting coordination at the state level".

Though critics of the licence fee would happily smash the BBC's soaps and game shows, only its fiercest opponents want foreign broadcasts further squashed.

In addition to live broadcasts, further recorded highlights from the festival will also be heard on the programme; Hear and Now will feature compositions by American turntablist, sound artist and composer Christian Marclay (including a brand new work for twenty pianos).

All three main political parties are bracing themselves for further allegations to come on Thursday when the BBC's Panorama programme will broadcast further claims against politicians.

While Jewish atrocities — notably, the infamous massacre at Deir Yassin — were very real, apocalyptic Arab broadcasts induced further flight and depicted as traitors those who chose to stay behind.

In 1953, television broadcasts began, further romanticizing the event.

"Channel 4 should not broadcast any further episodes of the programme – it is creating a skewed image of a section of society and stirring up hatred.

The province had no new information; for nearly an hour, it broadcast nothing further.

ABC News, for example, which first reported on the warnings on Saturday evening, chose to lead its evening news broadcast with further developments on three of the next four nights.

Her expressive reaction, which made its way into the broadcast, was further punctuated by staccato, nuh-uh gum-chewing.