Sentence examples for force of broadcast from inspiring English sources

This question's answer is still unclear as the BBC is going to be pulled for some time by the gravitational force of broadcast.

"These are forces larger than any of us -- business forces, just the realities of broadcast versus digital, as well as financial forces, given the advertising market," Mr. Westin said.

Ofcom said it had fined Channel TV £45,000 in respect of the phone vote breaches and £35,000 for the selection switch, with the Channel Islands broadcaster – which deals with compliance for a host of ITV productions such as The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent – also being forced to broadcast a summary of Ofcom's findings on ITV1.

They must make the case for public financing of campaigns and force the broadcast and cable networks to provide free time for candidate ads.

This shows that gossiping is a viable alternative to the brute force broadcast of clique weights.

But both MGM and Sony, two other major producers of broadcast television shows, have been forced to retreat from the that business.

In 1978, he was forced to sell The Star after the Federal Communications Commission barred common ownership of broadcast and newspaper properties in the same market.

But the cultural implications of the decline of broadcast television may be as profound as the business forces at play.

El Tigre was soon forced by federal authorities to sell his stake in Univision under a law forbidding foreign ownership of broadcast stations.

The appeal of broadcast is fading.

The algorithm computes the set of broadcast centers, determines the broadcast time of the broadcast centers, and an optimal broadcast scheme from one of the centers to all vertices in the tree.