Sentence examples for channels away from from inspiring English sources

This degradation can be improved by shifting the digital channels away from the 1530 nm band.

RT sits on Freeview three channels away from the BBC, two from Sky News.

Even the BBC – perhaps the one broadcaster with the clout to take its channels away from the cable and satellite operators – says it continues to monitor the situation.

Long Island has one of the most modern, dense road systems in the country and in an emergency, any emergency, even a parade, police have no trouble converting all surrounding roads into one-way channels away from trouble.

News Corp's Fox television stations are on course to generate $1bn in "a couple of years", according to Chase Carey, the chief operating officer, largely as a result of the fee demand – but it is not clear that Britain's public broadcasters have the same leverage to take their channels away from the 10m-plus Sky homes.

"Unfortunately, Viacom has decided to take their channels away from our customers.

The cost of what's happening in Orange County, Florida, and other school systems across America isn't, of course, just the money being channeled away from instruction and into corporate coffers.

To close philosophy there would be to fall in line with the increasingly prevalent, but disastrous view, that newer universities should be little more than holding pens for students channelled away from the study of serious subjects.

Almost 40% of corporate investments channelled away from authorities and into tax havens travel through the UK or the Netherlands, according to a study of the ownership structures of 98m firms.

Among those blocked or drained, some since the early part of the 20th century, are portions of the Feather, Yuba, American, Kern, Stanislaus, San Joaquin and Eel, as well as the Mokelumne, where in the summer -- as is typical -- as many as 19 gallons in 20 is channeled away from the riverbed.

Capital is being channeled away from small businesses toward big government.