Sentence examples for costs of programming from inspiring English sources

The fees will be used to offset the costs of programming for joint degree students.

The multibillion-dollar deal with the Dodgers seemingly flies in the face of Time Warner Cable's public statements about tamping down on the rising costs of programming.

Resonate will provide a database of information and recordings on its website and orchestras can apply for funding to help them with the extra costs of programming new and recent works.

And the costs of programming reached unheard-of heights with National Football League deals reaching past half a billion dollars a year for each of three networks, and "E.R". setting a new standard for the cost of a regular series at $13 million an episode.

One office with an annual budget of $80,000 reported this barely covered staffing costs and that they divert money from endowments to defray the costs of programming.

The costs of programming have reached a point where at least one company, CBS, seems to be shrugging off the notion that the network itself can be a money maker.

The main networks have seen their margins destroyed by rocketing star salaries that have inflated the cost of programming.

The cost of programming including sports rights acquisitions reached £946m while marketing, including the cost of the set-top box giveaway grew from £215m to £381m.

The architects and Ms. Howard are concerned about the mounting cost of programming the lights, which includes equipment rental and Mr. Pearcy's time.

As Peter Kreisky, at the Kreisky Media Consultancy, puts it: "In TV, you need to spread the cost of programming across as wide a footprint as possible".

In the late 1950s, computer users and manufacturers were becoming concerned about the rising cost of programming.