Sentence examples for increase in programming from inspiring English sources

Kate Murphy, a spokeswoman for Cablevision, said the new prices would help offset a 15percentt increase in programming costs, as well as pay for a network upgrade.

Despite the increase in programming, there is no guarantee that broadcast networks will be able to get their HDTV offerings in front of cable subscribers' eyes, as cable companies could decide to provide HDTV programming furnished mainly by their industry.

On Friday, Davie told staff that plans for a global iPlayer app had been scrapped, unveiled plans to roll out its digital store into BBC.com, and announced a £30m-a-year increase in programming investment, including a new drama from the writer of The X-Files.

But the revenue growth in cable was largely offset by a 22% increase in programming costs.

But the revenue growth in cable was largely offset by a 22% increase in programming costs, which concerned some analysts.

By contrast, the use of multiple computer screens to form the walls of a stimulus chamber achieves the flexibility associated with electronic stimulus presentation but it imposes nonmoving borders at the interface between adjacent computer screens and it requires that visual stimuli be in the form of a movie, with an attendant increase in programming complexity.

Diversity of ownership rather than control of content is the better way to increase pluralism in programming.

Aetna Behavioral Health, part of Aetna Inc., the health insurer, said it saw a 60percentt increase in program members seeking help in the third quarter of 2008, versus the same period of 2007.

Arthur Murray Dance Studios in Danbury has had a 10percentt increase in programs for young adults and Sophia Almeida, the Danbury franchise owner, said the company reports the same increase worldwide.

Near the Brownsville branch, she talked about the increase in use of the branches, despite the push for centralization — a fifty-nine-per-cent circulation increase in the past decade, according to a report by the Center for an Urban Future, as well as a forty-per-cent increase in program attendance.

Faced with an exponential increase in program complexity, operators in the aeronautical sector have established software-based certification procedures based on the use of model-driven methods.