Sentence examples for network has moved from inspiring English sources

The wholesale distribution network has moved on.Gone, too, has much of the violence.

The median age for audiences for every broadcast network has moved upward since 2006.

The lineup for WB's last-place finish was the two veteran series the network has moved to Thursdays for the fall, "Smallville" and "Everwood".

Spike Jonze, the director of "Where the Wild Things Are," among other films, is the creative director at VBS, and the nascent digital network has moved beyond skateboards and fashion into serious reporting from places like Liberia, Bulgaria, Iraq and North Korea.

With last week's news that NBC's long-running sitcom "The Office" will end after the coming season, the network has moved forward with casting choices for the pilot of a planned spinoff called "The Farm," starring Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute.

The network has moved towards greater consensus despite the increase in number of perspectives, views, and new ideas, and a better understanding of values and valuing among the network members.

Last month Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the DNC's chairwoman, said the breach was a "serious incident" and a private contractor hired to sweep the organization's network had "moved as quickly as possible to kick out the intruders and secure our network".

Discussing the two million subscriber figure in a statement, Olaf Swantee, CEO, EE, said the carrier is having "particular success" converting existing customers of its two mobile brands, Orange and T-Mobile, over to 4G, with around two out of three new 4G customers on the EE network having moved from Orange or T-Mobile.

At that point, Eden's support network had moved her campaign to Crowdtilt, another fundraising company.

Study of genetic networks has moved from qualitative description of interactions between regulators and regulated genes to the analysis of the interaction dynamics.

There are several reasons that cable networks have moved so aggressively, even brashly, into the arena once reserved for studios.