Sentence examples for delivering audiences from inspiring English sources

What is exciting is in this day and age having both BBC and ITV on a Saturday night both delivering audiences north of 10 million".

These screens "punch above their weight delivering audiences for Australian film", she adds, accounting for 45% of box office returns for local films from a total 25% of the nation's cinema screens.

"The depth of those narratives, and the grittiness, was natural to BBC2; [but] what's happened is that on BBC1 we are now delivering audiences heavyweight subject matter by complex writers, and the audience is telling us that's exactly what they want".

And since commercial television, whatever else it may be, is fundamentally a system for delivering audiences to advertisers, network executives lose a lot of sleep trying to figure out what will hold fast the slippery attention of people in their late teens, 20's and early 30's.

"Facebook is in the business of delivering audiences and selling ads, we really take care of how do you set up a presence on Facebook and manage a community on Facebook" explains Lazerow.

"This multi-year deal further strengthens our network's position for future seasons and marks another chapter in the great partnership CBS enjoys with [show producer] Warner Bros. Television for delivering audiences the best in comedy.

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With radio stations in most major markets, Mr. Mays can deliver audiences that were once available only on prime-time television.

Companies are already creating more limited interfaces to sort out options for consumers, deliver audiences to advertisers, and assure originators of content a dependable stream of income.

"We caution against those who are keen to win, but inexperienced, who may promise a low-cost model expecting it still to deliver audiences," Hardie added.

Whatever he delivers, audiences can trust it'll be meticulously crafted and engineered to perfection – Greenwood earned a reputation as an obsessive studio tinkerer from his earliest Radiohead days.