Sentence examples for listener time from inspiring English sources

That number has grown quickly — even if many analysts have been critical about the company's value — and has now reached 125 million, with average listener time reaching 18 hours a week.

He thinks the Twitterati is crushing talk radio, by sucking up all our listener time.

(1) When the predicted value of the flow rate ≤L, the network traffic is low, the listener time and the duty ratio D will further be reduced.

Otherwise, it may see its share of listener time slip to services with more radio personalization or on-demand song choice.

For example, when the network load suddenly increases, the listener time will become short and will result in multiple retransmissions of data; meanwhile, it will increase the chances of conflict and delay.

While about 20percentt of traditional radio is devoted to advertising, for example, only about one percent of Pandora's listener time is devoted to advertising.

Still, there is no question that other activities are taking up listeners' time, thanks to the growth of electronic games and multichannel cable and satellite television.

The fact that commercial radio continues to grow listeners and gain market share against the backdrop of relentless competition for listeners' time is a reflection of the sector's ongoing momentum".

Anyway, there are people on all sides of all sorts of debates who try to speak as if the listeners' time was valuable and their support important.

Lauren Carter of the Boston Herald called the track "fun and upbeat" and said, "is a standout and the track to download – give listeners time to dance or daydream, as the case may be".

They praised Bernstein, saying "Narrator Jesse Berns helps listeners slip right into the oddly engaging world that Riordan creates, in which contemporary teen characters and those from classical mythology intermingle" and that he could successfully portray teenagers, while keeping the pace fast allowing listeners time to revel in the book's humor.