Sentence examples for more popular programme from inspiring English sources

It'd be a much more popular programme and have a much wider audience, and would win the polls and everything, because I think this year we're going to experience a slight fall from grace when it comes to the Melody Maker polls".

Stronger channels would continue to support weaker ones, and more popular programmes would support less popular ones.

The channel will continue in a truncated form on the iPlayer, while some of its more popular programmes could transfer to BBC One and Two.

His aim was to reach a wider audience by offering more popular programmes, adopting a less formal arrangement, and keeping ticket prices low.

There will still be around £25m to £30m for new productions and the money can be focussed on more popular programmes, rather than having to fill airtime.

They add: "There is no more popular political programme than that which calls for enhanced social mobility.

At a time when archaeology has never been more popular, with television programmes like Time Team (sneered at by the academics, but they all seem to watch it) reaching remarkable and growing audiences, the profession in Britain is fragmented and under-funded.

Playlist programmes have traditionally been more popular than specialist music programmes and I understand that times are hard for everyone in this financial crisis.

Let us consider the more popular and highly rated programmes.

However, this was a print-delivered programme, while web-based programmes become more popular are more flexible and may appeal more to children and adolescents.

It is Radio 4's most popular programme, reaching more than six million listeners each week.