Sentence examples for less airtime devoted from inspiring English sources
That means less airtime devoted to what Damazer describes as the "Radio 4 rep company", the usual suspects that crop up as guests across the schedule.
Track the percentage of airtime devoted to commemorating these events by each of the main networks.
The overwhelming majority of the money and airtime devoted to gun ads were on commercials that pushed for greater gun control, the Kantar data shows.
The Project for Excellence in Journalism compared network news coverage in early 2007 and 2008, and found that the share of airtime devoted to Iraq fell from 22% of the total to 4%.
The controversy has only intensified since the film premiered earlier this month at the Toronto film festival, with reviewers surprised by the focus on a fictional white character, Danny Jeremy Irvinee), and the lack of airtime devoted to the riots themselves.
But with little airtime devoted to the issue, it has stayed mostly on the sidelines.
"In particular, the World At One on Friday provided a stunning display of false balance when it devoted less airtime to IPCC scientists than it did to Bob Carter, a sceptic who is funded by a free-market lobby group in the US, the Heartland Institute.
That was one reason he had less airtime.
Someone who is sick?"... Domestic politics is also getting less airtime.
The minor parties more generally received far less airtime in the second week of campaigning.
Even CNN, with its enormous foreign staff, was giving less airtime to its overseas bureaus and was imitating the cheaper-to-produce shout-fests on Fox and MSNBC.
