Sentence examples for growing clutter from inspiring English sources
A magazine's particular sensibility is often difficult to render on television, and even if those problems are solved, magazine-based programming must break through the growing clutter in the cable and broadcast television market.
The practice has become more sophisticated recently as the entertainment landscape grew cluttered and studio budgets to market movies soared.
In two Kurt Weill tunes, her band exchanged the old German oompah for circa-1970's midtempo funk, losing their rhythmic wit as they grew cluttered.
The use of a celebrity, in addition to the campaign's quirky humor, is indicative of many Web publishers' attempts to attract attention in a media category that has quickly grown cluttered.
"As mass channels like television increasingly grow cluttered," Ms. Bessant said, "and technology increasingly allows people to choose whether or not they even see commercials, how we market our company and our product is really going to be dependent on how aggressively and effectively we use elements that can't be TiVo'd out".
Facebook's once pristine interface has grown cluttered since the company began letting users add applications from outside developers last year that could hook into information about a user's friends, preferences and other information.
They know I have trouble stepping over piles of debris in my office and that my kitchen counters have growing mounds of clutter that include last year's power bills.
Baseball teams are ever in search of increased revenue, and the walls of stadiums have grown increasingly cluttered with advertising.
Their use, delayed because of problems caused by interference from land clutter, is growing.
Jen: Wow, I grew up with clutter just like this.
In many places they have come to embody the danger of growing too big too fast, cluttering formerly idyllic vistas, straining utilities, overburdening emergency services and aggravating relatively novel problems like traffic jams, long lines and higher crime.
