Sentence examples for decline of network from inspiring English sources
And the loss or decline of network carrier service to some small airports has fuelled the rise of ultra-low-cost carriers at some of those same airports.
The other one is people and I'm one of them can write and talk about the decline of network television and they will for the next five or 10 years, but for those next five or 10 years or more it will still reach more people than cable.
Certainly we have seen the decline of network ratings for years with the advent of cable and pay per view.
The man's answer, he said, was: "Nobody in (NBC) radio will come up--they don't think it's going to last". Thirty-eight years later, with cable TV, independent stations and videocassette recorders contributing to the decline of network revenues and audiences, many observers are saying yep, network TV news may not last.
By 1958 the tram network was reduced to just the Glenelg line (see Decline of the network).
That 22percentt decline, however, is less than the 30percentt decline of overall network viewing since the mid-1980's, which gives television sports their cachet.
In her response, Clinton lamented the decline of the network of broadcast outlets that reached hundreds of millions of listeners in communist countries during the Cold War.
And if rain postpones Thursday afternoon's game, the night's "X Factor" broadcast is in jeopardy, which may precipitate the decline of major network television and possibly destroy civilization as we know it.
The information included an extensive comparison of the growth of advertiser-supported cable networks vs. the decline of broadcast networks.
Those who deplore the declining quality of network news may have forgotten what it used to really look like: CBSs legendary anchor once known as the most trusted man in America can seem like just another network blowhard.
