Sentence examples for need to broadcast from inspiring English sources

It's not so much that one's politics change, it's the need to broadcast them that does.

She isn't one of those people who feel the need to broadcast all the excruciating minutiae of their lives.

Today sharing an experience with Murray is not enough – people need to broadcast it on social media.

Diners are apparently now so accustomed to having money that they don't feel the need to broadcast excess.

In addition to saving space in memory, Tardis also eliminates the need to broadcast invalidation messages to all the cores that are sharing a data item.

Don't let any educational shortcomings discount you – you don't need to broadcast a failed module or year, or poorer marks than expected.

I called my friend Devin, hyperventilating, feeling downright Neil Armstrong, needing to broadcast this moment to someone.

He recalled that in the early days of CB, an F.C.C. license was needed to broadcast.

Clear Channel Outdoor will pre-empt paid advertising if the F.B.I. needs to broadcast an urgent message, its global president, Paul Meyer, said.

However, while the ability of networks to invest in the masts needed to broadcast 3G around the country was undoubtedly hampered, 13 years later it is the British taxpayer rather than the industry that is counting the cost.

The community needs to broadcast its doubts about this situation from the rooftops — and prepare for a prolonged, complex and occasionally frustrating engagement with the public on the ethical ramifications of its work.