Sentence examples for channels because of from inspiring English sources

(Time Warner, my cable provider, removed the MSG channels because of a dispute over subscriber fees).

"The leadership of the channels, because of their great fear of losing their jobs — they are very lucrative positions — they overdo everything".

The letter reflected the increasing concern by network broadcasters that they are at a disadvantage in competition with cable channels because of tighter limits on sex and violence.

While most Chinese receive only a handful of channels, because of restrictions on foreign broadcasters by the Chinese government, Indians receive up to 85 channels for a monthly rate of 150 rupees, or $3.26.

Haysom told me that she and Soering began having sex only on the night of her parents' funeral: he'd had hangups about intercourse until that moment, and her own sexual avidity ran in odd channels because of her mother.

Organised crime funnels billions a year through the BMPE, much of it to legitimate importers who cannot get enough dollars through official channels because of currency restrictions, for instance in Argentina and Venezuela.

They chose August to swim the channel because of a better chance of warmer water -- it was in the low 60's -- and less choppy waves.

PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg), the world's most popular YouTuber, recently decided to ban comments on his channel because of his inability to silence trolls.

But Hallmark has long resided in the ratings basement, and the industry has sarcastically referred to it as the "Little House on the Prairie" channel because of its reliance on reruns of that family drama.

And, in this context, it is fascinating that anonymous sources at Channel 4 have also been making noises about Frankie Boyle, suggesting that he may be dropped from the channel because of tweets and standup gags about the games, and his long record of refusing to accept disability as a taboo for humour.

Phil Griffin, the president of the network, said in an interview here on Saturday that Mr. Buchanan might not be allowed to return to the channel because of the arguments in his most recent book, "Suicide of a Superpower," which have been criticized by some civil rights organizations as racist and anti-Semitic.