Sentence examples for driving television from inspiring English sources

It's about driving television critics to the brink of insanity.

Internet giant Tencent is a third organization driving television growth in terms of creating original content in China.

I recently blogged about some of the downward teen trends in cigarette smoking, drinking while driving, television viewing and even sex.

This scene isn't the most credulity-straining thing last night's episode asked us to endure (that prize goes to Taylor Kitsch's character's insanely fortunate meet-cute with this series' seemingly central murder victim), but it is emblematic of what's driving television critics to hurl pointed WTFs at the show today -- the people on this show do not behave like normal human beings.

Rather than Google driving down television advertising, it is looking more likely that it is actually the structure of the TV advertising market that is fuelling Google's revenue growth.

While in the past people waited until a cataract was fully "ripe" and nearly blinding before having it removed, the current recommendation is to have the surgery as soon as a cataract interferes with normal activities, including driving, watching television, climbing stairs, playing tennis, cooking and reading.

AMD leads to loss of central vision needed for tasks such as reading, driving, watching television and recognising faces.

The major activity limitations in this group were difficulty in reading, driving, watching television, and engaging in leisure activities (Table 2).

DANIEL CAPPELLO: Jeff Zucker, the president of the NBC Universal Television Group, told you that the morning shows are "driving network-television news divisions".

James Dolan Cablevision While both sides reverted to finger pointing, the break illustrates the growing discord between cable system operators such as Cablevision and the sports networks that show the popular programming that is critical to driving pay-television subscriptions.

A typical car-driving, television-watching cubicle slave would have to walk an extra 19km a day to match the physical-activity levels of the few remaining people who still live as hunter-gatherers.