Sentence examples for increasing programming from inspiring English sources

Under Greg Dyke, a former commercial broadcaster who is now director general of the BBC, the public broadcaster has pursued radical cost-cutting measures while increasing programming budgets to attract new audiences.

That finding would provide the legal basis for the commission to adopt rules aimed at increasing programming and reducing rates for consumers and to put a cap that would prevent more growth by the nation's largest cable company, Comcast.

It said it had asked for an average of 10 cents more a month per subscriber for the right to retransmit 33 of its stations, an increase made necessary "by rapidly increasing programming costs at our stations".

The pay-TV company has benefited from successive years of increasing programming spend, which rose 20% to £148m last year, as well as making some of its channels available free-to-air and boosting its video-on-demand strategy with UKTV Play.

Robert A. Iger, Disney's president and chief executive, speaking on a conference call with analysts Tuesday, sought to calm concerns about increasing programming costs at ESPN but also said that it would not be shy about pursuing expensive new content deals.

The coarse-grained stochastic algorithms provide large computational savings without increasing programming complexity or the CPU time per executed event compared to microscopic Monte Carlo simulations.

We should expand child care provisions and work towards increasing programs such as Head Start.

TNT has experimented with reducing ad load per hour by up to 50%, increasing program time by eight to 10 minutes.

This favors tumor survival in part by increasing programmed cell survival (autophagy) and decreasing programmed cell death.

Accordingly, the BFP continues to invest in effective recruitment partnerships to increase EOP participation, while simultaneously increasing program size.

This calls for continued and increasing program efforts to advance contraceptive use and to provide more equitable services.