Sentence examples for obscure network from inspiring English sources

Fox News's Roger Ailes gave Matthews his first show, "In-Depth," on an obscure network called America's Talking.

But in one area, America leads the world.In 1996 the country's fifth-largest carrier, Nextel, launched an obscure network technology, called iDEN, made by Motorola.

(Babbage wrote about this in "Powers of ten" last October).A few years ago, attackers began to seize upon commonly used standards, like NTP and DNS for converting domain names into internet machine numbers, gaming protocols, and a host of more obscure network services as a means of amplifying their attacks.How does it work?

Although the obscure network, Reelz will air Trump's Miss USA pageant, he is hardly out of the woods.

They make it sound as if there are obscure networks running rings of immigrant criminals around European capitals that society cannot beat.

What percentage of cable subscribers would take Discovery, or the Food Network, or Oxygen, or Hallmark — or the many, many more obscure networks that you can now find up and down your cable box?

It is also the case that plenty of extremist chatter has already moved from the likes of Facebook and Twitter to more obscure networks, which the intelligence agencies will find even harder to monitor.

"It beats trekking all around the place and finding a game on some obscure TV network.

Mr Heyer is too canny to imagine releasing "Seinfeld" first on an obscure cable network just for some equally obscure long-term good.

One reason may be that the rapid rise of the internet, originally an obscure academic network funded by America's Department of Defence, took everyone by surprise.

The league's TV landscape has also changed a bit from last year, when the relatively obscure cable network PAX TV broadcast W.U.S.A. games in direct competition with Major League Soccer matches at 4 p.m. Eastern on Saturdays.