Sentence examples for broader broadcast from inspiring English sources

He couldn't have found a broader broadcast news forum to tell off Boras.

It now has five feeds on the Continent: one for the U.K. and Ireland; another for Germany, Austria and Switzerland; one for Scandinavia; a broader broadcast for 28 territories, including Belgium, Greece, France and Israel; and one just for Italy.

The three companies bid on a broad package: broadcast and cable, radio, Internet, broadband streaming video, satellite video-on-demand and pay-per-view rights.

"If you look at this in a broader context," for broadcast TV "to be relatively flat in an expanding media marketplace, being able to preserve its share, is remarkable," said Joe Mandese, editor at MediaPost, an online and print trade publication.

If podcasting transitions to mass adoption, it can usher in a broader shift from broadcast to on-demand audio that could put much of the $65 billion audio sector up for grabs.

Within fashion's broader realm we broadcast our histories, our beliefs, aspects of our personal know-how and savvy.

Table 1 Statechart extensions attached to events Extension Outgoing Incoming Semantics Broad   Send e to all other systems via broadcast Broad   Receive e from other system via broadcast Multi Sendnd e to a set of systems via multicast Multi Receiveve e from other system via multicast Uni   Send e to a single system via unicast Uni   Receive e from other system via unicast.

The long-term effects of annual applications of nitrogen (N) at varying rates through the broadcast (BROAD) and fertigation (FERT) methods on soil properties and blueberry yield were assessed in British Columbia, Canada.

Internet radio is a broad term encompassing both traditional broadcast stations delivered via the Web and sites that offer their own -- or your own -- playlists.

Now we're seeing a much broader, shotgun approach on broadcast television".

The soft songs of white-throated thrushes, Turdus assimilis, have properties expected to lower transmission, such as higher frequency and broader bandwidth relative to broadcast songs.