Sentence examples for of distinctive content from inspiring English sources
"These figures show audiences' enduring appetite for a wide range of distinctive content and how digital media can bring brilliant programmes to an even wider audience," she said.
"And we'll do this by concentrating on the kind of distinctive content that, in the ecosystem of the ABC, RN can provide.
"The value of distinctive content is being recognised with increasing investment from both broadcasters and non-traditional players, such as Microsoft, Yahoo and Netflix, and marketing agencies, such as WPP's GroupM Entertainment.
The range of distinctive content we have broadcast – from Utopia and Complicit, through to the award winning Channel 4 News and the likes of Skint, Gogglebox and the King in the Car Park – has both delivered to 4's remit and helped maintain our channel portfolio share of audience".
This series goes beyond the often conventional realization of its distinctive content to form a portrait in action of the artist at work, an image in skywriting of the path that leads to "Girls".
It gives the company access to particularly attractive music and audiovisual content and allows for the joint development, together with the Universal Music Group and Canal+ Group teams, of original and distinctive content and formats meeting the expectations of a whole new generation of digital consumers.
Immanuel Kant (1724 1804) combined a contractual account of marriage with an Augustinian preoccupation with sexual morality to argue that the distinctive content of the marriage contract was required to make sex permissible.
Since it is widely accepted that it is wrong to aim to produce harm to someone as an end, to rule this out is not part of double effect's distinctive content.
They say: "The ability of the BBC to generate distinctive content is always a priority, but it needs to be balanced against the resulting total numbers".
The challenge is to give it distinctive content and style.
But what does the call for more distinctive content mean?
