Sentence examples for example broadcasts from inspiring English sources

This is a source of confusion for passengers but the confusion could easily be resolved by providing in-depth information through, for example, broadcasts, guiding signs, and videos.

They may, for example, broadcast a lot of advertisements during the lame-duck Congress.

In one example broadcast last week on Fox News, the conservative host Sean Hannity said that a Congressional Research Service report had concluded that the current plan before the House of Representatives "does not contain any restrictions on noncitizens," whether or not they had lawful immigration status.

A similar procedure could be implemented to, for example, broadcast which one of 512 possible sequences C i with i = {1,2,...,511} is being used.

The three trial sites all had different pre-plant sprays, for example; broadcast at McKinnon, spot mounding and spraying at Otaua, and ripping and mounding at Kawerau followed by pre-plant spray.

Confirming the effectiveness of the WBW and the SBS translation methods for other language pairs is left as future work, as is applying the rule based WBW and SBS translation methods to a larger domain, for example broadcast news.

Social news readers, for example, broadcast the articles you read to your Facebook friends, and led to embarrassment as users caught themselves auto-sharing content they would rather not admit to.

Beyond specific examples broadcast on Sunday by "60 Minutes," studies led by Alan J. Ziobrowski of Georgia State University have found that stock portfolios modeled on those of United States senators and representatives beat the market each year by more than 10 percentage points and six percentage points, respectively.

For example, a broadcast radio or television station may be authorized to broadcast only in certain directions and only at certain times of the day.

Spotify, for example, can broadcast its users' playlists through Facebook.

Take, for example, its broadcast version of "Big Brother".