Hager seemed reassured: "C.C. gets a bunch of airtime, and his clips will be all over the news tomorrow".
By comparison the threat posed by inactivity gets a lot less airtime - even though it causes millions of deaths from cancer, heart disease, diabetes around the world, and the situation is getting worse.
How America's obsession with thinness and dieting plays into eating disorders gets a lot of airtime.
If the single gets a lot of airtime, then the album will sell better and you and your band's profits will increase also.
It is important that each user gets a fair share of airtime; otherwise, the system cannot achieve its full throughput potential.
Nicola Sturgeon and the Greens' Natalie Bennett, Leanne Wood for Plaid Cymru, and the Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson – that is a lot of women getting an unusual amount of airtime to talk about politics.
Candidates get an equitable amount of airtime, mercifully limited by law; the two-round voting system means that small-party candidates enjoy greater legitimacy and influence, and that those citizens who voted in the first round for a candidate who doesn't make it to the second can still cast their ballot for a finalist, rather than for a protest candidate.
Second, fuelling this argument right now is a boon for the FN: Whatever gratification other s may find in the endless accusations that "a leopard doesn't change its spots" – the fact is that this leopard is getting an awful lot of airtime and a neverending string of opportunities to appear shocked in unison, renewed in its sense of collective condemnation.
Nothing, however, could dim the bright red shock of curls atop the heads of the three improbably happy harlots (who get an indecent amount of airtime).
Jim Rash and Nat Faxon did not get a lot of airtime at the 2012 Oscars.
