Sentence examples for on which network from inspiring English sources

Depending on which network you listen to, either CBS and ABC tied for first among adults 18 to 49 for the November sweeps period, or CBS won outright.

The focus is on which network can present itself as the place Mr. Letterman will be most comfortable working in and where he can best thrive.

But a new survey from the card comparison site CardHub.com finds that there are significant differences in the perk, depending on which network sponsors the card.

Six networks have agreed to accept at least one commercial from the campaign, Ms. Healton said, adding that it was still being decided which commercial would be the first to run on which network.

Viewers may need TV Guide chip implants to follow what to watch, at what time, and on which network; and a separate way to prod them awake when the dressage or judo finals are about to be shown.

At the same time, its competitors have pointed out that the business really turns on which network draws the best ratings among viewers between the ages of 18 and 49, or at least the ages of 25 and 54.

We might feel this phenomenon in different ways, depending on which networks you use and which activities constitute your day.

Meanwhile, Ms. Taylor's social media marketing left her baffled about which efforts on which networks were yielding the best returns.

Servers can operate from anywhere, and spam gangs sell lists of "fresh proxies" (newly infected PCs), offer "bullet-proof hosting" (spam service Web sites, often based in China), and advise each other on new spam techniques and on which networks are "spam-friendly" (those which will host spammers in exchange for the spammers' paying for high-priced services they don't need).

iSpot can determine which shows, on which networks were most likely to drive viewer activity, the optimal number of exposures consumers need before they take action, and which days and times were most likely to spur action.

The decision is likely to lead to an increase in the number of viewers who fast-forward through commercials, undermining the ad-based business model on which networks rely.