Sentence examples for mainstream networks from inspiring English sources

"You wouldn't expect ABC, or any of the mainstream networks, to take a position on immigration, health care, anything.

"Annebody:" "CBS could redeem itself by being one of the first mainstream networks to realize that Nielsen is wrong.

Despite these successes, the arrival of digital television saw subtitled programming all but disappear from mainstream networks.

Offman says the UK channel's ratings have doubled, but compared to the mainstream networks they remain small.

Stepping aside from the culture of opinion, delving deeper into open-minded analysis, critics might fulfill their most important function: locating major works that are not always visible in mainstream networks.

Borrowing the cable TV business model, in which a single monthly payment brings mainstream networks, news channels and nutty talk show hosts into people's living rooms, they are bundling their Web sites to create a more diverse offering.

A longtime Washington reporter from a mainstream network echoed that sentiment.

Some have suggested that Colbert would be a risky choice for CBS, a risk-averse mainstream network.

Zucker is the very definition of mainstream, network television: always headed for the big saccharine middle, the less committed the better.

As a premium-cable channel, Showtime can take more risks than a mainstream network, and has already successfully adapted another controversial Manchester drama, Queer As Folk.

But if TV executives gave the American people free hard-core pornography on mainstream network TV, they'd watch that, too.