Sentence examples for most networks and from inspiring English sources

Most networks and cable channels share that view.

Many viewers, especially those in the young adult groups that most networks and advertisers covet, have welcomed the transformation.

Now, stations are required to caption 25percentt of their programming, though most networks and local stations do much more.

And that makes "Psych" at least the fourth series this year to follow the diversity-up-to-a-point casting that is still so prevalent on most networks and basic cable.

Seventy percent of election spending happens in the final 60 days, and Mr. Obama has so much money, he is looking for places to stuff it, including a 30-minute buy on most networks and some cable outlets this Wednesday.

Given the team's background, Molotov was able to sign deals with most networks and just met with the CSA.

The overall figures for this upfront sales period exceeded even the robust expectations of most network and advertising industry executives who had forecast that the total commitment by advertisers might reach $7.7 billion this year, up from $7 billion last year.

"This is what we call a 'call to action' ad," said Margaret G. Holmes, the director of regional marketing and communications for G.M. The company did not stop its advertising after Sept. 11, although few ads, if any, actually ran on television during the days after the terrorist attacks, when most network and many cable outlets stopped running commercials altogether.

Our emphasis on bidirectional edges stems from the fact that most network and transport layer protocols assume bidirectional communications between the nodes.

It was hard to top the coverage of last year's wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, but most networks, cable and broadcast, couldn't resist royal mania.

That's why, too, we resent the conflicted refusal of most networks, stations and their putative purchasers to report fully and in prime time on their owners' power grab scheduled for June 2.