Sentence examples for many stations and from inspiring English sources

Many stations — and viewers — still place a premium on the gravitas that older anchors provide.

Today, the C.I.A. doesn't have enough qualified case officers to man its many stations and bases around the world.

There is a wide variety of radio broadcasting from many stations, and the national radio broadcasting organization is headquartered in Caracas; television, first broadcast in 1953, is popular at all sociocultural levels.

It's probably harder to do today than it ever has been," Mr. Cleland said, because there are so many alternatives to the old three-network world, so many stations and so many sources of programming.

And with so many stations and formats available today, not to mention cable music channels and the Internet, it's hard to imagine a single radio outlet being as powerful as WABC was in its heyday.

The TV doesn't pick up as many stations and that confused them but the TV is rarely used so they really don't care.

In a statement, it said: "Should the RMT and TSSA strike action go ahead, London Underground will keep as many stations open and run as many trains as possible.

Rapid velocity decreases were also detected at many stations in and around the volcano after the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake.

A spokesperson said: "Rail passengers are being hit by closures to ticket offices which will leave many stations deserted and devoid of staff.

Immediately after the occurrence of the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake, dv/v was found to decrease suddenly at many stations in and around the Hakone caldera rim.

The ticket vending machines at many stations accept credit and debit cards, and the railroad offers discounts for customers who order tickets by mail or online.