Sentence examples for networks efforts from inspiring English sources
BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about television networks' efforts to appeal to Hispanic viewers erroneously attributed a distinction to "Modern Family" on ABC.
Driving the networks' efforts is the fear that the remote-control zapping that has led viewers to flee during commercials will soon turn to outright avoidance, as personal recording devices like TiVo become more popular.
"It was really smart of the advertisers to set themselves up as the organization that would support the networks' efforts to schedule this kind of programming, rather than as an organization that would threaten to boycott networks that didn't," said Susan Lyne, president of the ABC Entertainment division of ABC, owned by the Walt Disney Company.
Since the invention of digital networks, efforts for providing higher capacity and higher quality of service have never stopped.
Hi5 says the deal will boost the social networks efforts in developing in commerce platforms and payment processing offerings.
Football has been the main target in networks' efforts, and they have generally been successful in outbidding traditional free-to-air broadcasters for rights.
A protein interactome networks effort would build on previous and current trans-NIH Common Fund investments, including the National Centers for Biocomputing, the Technology Centers for Networks and Pathways, the Library of Integrated Network-based Cellular Signathees, the Protein Capture Reagents, and the Interdisciplinary Research Consortia.
All of their social-network efforts had faltered.
The network efforts to create hits have not been highly successful.
Network efforts like "Karen Cisco' and "Maximum Bob" tanked, in part because Mr. Leonard's characters tend to do and say things that don't fly with network standards.
Throughout the reign of "Touched by an Angel" and network efforts after the 2004 election to reach newly discovered demographics in places like Alabama, Christianity was just a synonym for mysticism and mundane visitation.
