Sentence examples for few broadcasters from inspiring English sources

"Too few broadcasters reflect diversity of society.

He's become one of the few broadcasters that can drive an audience".

Too few broadcasters, after all, allow this kind of back-and-forth on their own air.

But Marash -- whom Koppel calls one of the few broadcasters "who can do anything" -- was swept out when Koppel left the program and "Nightline" was overhauled.

His colourful reports were beamed to hundreds of millions of viewers around the world at a time when few broadcasters operated rolling news services.

Greta is a well-regarded television veteran and one of only a few broadcasters who can say they've hosted shows at all three major cable news networks.

When digital broadcasting begins in the nation's 10 largest cities in the next few months, broadcasters will have the ability to deliver their programming in a range of resolutions and formats.

In the last few years, broadcasters have been reassessing what news coverage means to them as a result of three powerful forces.

In the last few years broadcasters like CBS and NBC have started to posture for monthly fees from cable and satellite providers, and indirectly, those fees pay for sports programming, too.

John McVay, chief executive of producers' alliance Pact, says one big barrier to TV adaptations is that, although there are a lot of good children's books, "there are so few British broadcasters a kids' programme can go to because they really only have the BBC".

The BBC's Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen, is one of the few international broadcasters in Damascus.