Sentence examples for considerable airtime from inspiring English sources

Aliyev's wife, Mehriban, a Caucasian Sophia Loren, uses her own considerable airtime to set the nation's dress code.

Second, because the TV leaders' debates were widely reported – making up 15.4% of total coverage alone – Nicola Sturgeon's "winning" performances generated considerable airtime.

But in the BBC's coverage of the report's release in Stockholm, which was attended by several BBC science journalists, the voice of climate-change sceptics, who do not accept the IPCC's core findings, got considerable airtime.

As a craftsman himself, perhaps, he is not unnaturally attracted to the work of the restorers, and gives conservator Larry Keith considerable airtime – particularly as he talks his way through the practicalities of dealing with a large Rembrandt equestrian portrait.

The report stated unequivocally that warming was already occurring and that the dominant force behind it was human activity, but the BBC gave considerable airtime to sceptics who did not accept the findings.

Given that the Kremlin-owned network devotes considerable airtime to critics of the American government, and finds fault with President Vladimir Putin's rule about as often as Fox News produces exposés on the Republican Party, the hiring of the 79-year-old American prompted a stream of mocking comments from Russian skeptics and the foreign press corps in Moscow.

It's one thing to hear them on the radio, where the No 1 singles Feel the Love and Waiting All Night have carved out considerable chunks of airtime, but quite another to witness live their feel-the-love collectivism.

However for most motorists, the story is one of frustration and local news radios dedicate considerable energy and airtime to ensure motorists are fully up to date.

While its NPR airtime has given StoryCorps considerable exposure, the recordings are primarily for the participants and the people they wish to share them with, reflecting the notion that the project is, as Mr. Isay puts it, "more about listening than it is about storytelling".

Yet he has parlayed the art of being inoffensive as well as considerable business smarts and superhuman drive into 35 hours of weekly airtime and a Rolodex the envy of TMZ.

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