Sentence examples for loser network from inspiring English sources

The truth is that it is the men of the XFL who are the scrubs, placed in prime time by the loser network in the last round of National Football League bidding.

Forbes breaks down the winners and losers in the network's late-night saga.

In a battle in which viewers could be the biggest losers, News Corp. network Fox and Time Warner Cable are nearing the year-end expiration of the latter's contract to carry Fox-owned stations, cable networks and regional sports networks in major markets like New York, Los Angeles and Dallas.

It was unclear whether Paddock was a winner or loser, according to the network.

This was the network of losers.

ABC, then the perennial loser among the major networks, promoted him as "the Terrible Torquemada of the TV Inquisition".

What had seemed so important 12 hours before -- a night of winners and losers, of accolades and network television exposure -- suddenly became irrelevant as, no doubt, the narcissistic ambitions of so many others across the country did.

Today, with prime-time lineups littered with cheaply produced reality fare — NBC's highest-rated entertainment show in prime time these days is the weight loss program "The Biggest Loser" — many lament that networks no longer produce shows with enduring social value.

As we've seen with booksellers and travel agencies, industry winners can invest more in great technology and build on their large networks; losers have neither the quality nor the community to keep up.

Among Monday's losers was Juniper Networks, which fell $2.69 to $35.33, after tumbling $8.61 on Friday on news of lower earnings and layoffs.

The only bright spots for Bromstad's network: The Biggest Loser and Sunday Night Football, which regularly trounced the competition with 19.4 million total weekly viewers.