Sentence examples for broadcasts than from inspiring English sources

The two broadcasters say HLG is better suited to live broadcasts than other types of HDR because it does not need to provide metadata - data about other data - to work.

Indeed, supporters of the most successful teams could end up paying far more to view broadcasts than they do now.

Mr. Gelb described the practice as a pragmatic necessity at a time when the Met is doing more broadcasts than ever.

But if you listen really late at night – after midnight – you'll find far fewer specialist late-night broadcasts than there were even 15 years ago.

In a smaller theater he would have been a sensation, and he may well have made a greater impression in the broadcasts than he did in the house.

TURNER NETWORKS has just sent out an e-mail to the press boasting that CNN, which it owns, drew more viewers to its election night broadcasts than did MSNBC, a rival cable-news network.

Using web broadcasting software will usually result in a lower-quality broadcast than using downloaded broadcasting software.

Where better to broadcast that than the Internet?

Video games are more important to them than film, than broadcast television, than journalism.

"How could you have a better broadcast than we have?" Huff asked one day.

Golf is more expensive to broadcast than other sports: networks need an army of cameras covering an immense outdoor space.