Sentence examples for demand for television from inspiring English sources

But since 1997, the demand for television advertising time has sharply increased.

The survey found there was a much greater consumer demand for television content on PCs than mobiles.

Its grip on the global market for screened entertainment is astonishing: it feeds 80% of the world's demand for films and 70% of its demand for television fiction.

Its television networks, including TNT, CNN and HBO, reported a 16percentt increase in cash flow on a 10percentt increase in revenue as demand for television advertising has improved, the company said.

His media skills were such that he was in constant demand for television and radio appearances in which he was an articulate advocate of the Church's message on a range of issues.

Kennedy later cut a forlorn figure, no longer in such great demand for television and regarded as someone who had been succeeded by a younger generation and yet was now not regarded as having the gravitas of a senior statesman.

Manufacturers are also concerned about the uncertain economic outlook, keeping the overall demand for televisions and computers weak," Lee said.

Its rural stimulus plan has increased mainland demand for televisions and other appliances, which has increased orders for Taiwan's high technology companies.

It revealed that demand for televisions and computers declined last week as shoppers intending to buy held off in anticipation of Black Friday offers.

But it has been hammered mostly by aggressive competition and sluggish demand for televisions, and is scrambling for money to refinance billions of dollars of debts maturing in the near term.

John Lewis has reported the best week of trading in its 150-year history, as feverish demand for televisions and tablet computers turned Black Friday into the busiest shopping day ever for a string of retailers.