Sentence examples for network fighting from inspiring English sources

She intertwined her wishes for her story with the interests of a network fighting for footing in the television ratings race.

But some liken life in Adhamiya to an open prison, where the guards (the Sahwa) are the same people who terrorised the district before they swapped their allegiance to join the US-backed networks fighting al-Qaida.

Goodell inherits from Tagliabue a league that not only has TV and cable networks fighting for its favor General Electric's NBC will air Sunday Night Football and the Walt Disney Co.'s ESPN nailed the rights to the iconic Monday Night Football broadcasts but has capitalized on the ballooning of new media.

iVillage, the on-line women's network, is fighting three lawsuits by former executives -- two of them filed just last Friday -- who accuse it of reneging on promises to give them stock options.

New airlines, takeovers as well as bankruptcies are reflecting strong competitive pressures within the market and from established network airlines fighting back to retain their market shares.

People may say they're fans of Silver, but just wait until every political network is fighting over their own complex model and see how inaccessible election prediction becomes to most viewers.

The Koch network is fighting the wind industry on a number of fronts.

Berto said the potential to fight on a cable network after previously fighting on premium networks is an ideal format to rebuild his name.

But the criminal networks are fighting back.

So now, the television networks are fighting for every penny they can.

"There's no doubt the networks are fighting back this summer," said Jeff Zucker, the president of NBC Entertainment.