Sentence examples for poor broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Both share the same (poor) broadcasting standard for analogue television known as NTSC.

Video cameras record data in a poor format for broadcasting video.

For now, however, posting a message in a chat room remains a poor substitute for broadcasting onto a device that the average American owns five of.

Poor countries liberalised their broadcasting regimes, turning information famine into abundance.

Now that the radio station is able to do a daily hour of programming, Mr. Yousofy said the next step would be to repair the station's television equipment, which is in poor condition, and begin broadcasting stories in two media.

Barely five years after George W. Bush considered (supposedly) an attack on its offices, Al-Jazeera's English service is the channel of choice on American military television sets in Afghanistan.The competition comes from little battalions too, thanks to the explosive growth of broadcasting outlets in poor countries, particularly in Africa.

Faced with repeated questions about line items in the federal budget that help fund programs like Meals on Wheels, which provides meals for seniors; after-school educational programs for poor, rural communities; and public broadcasting; Mulvaney insisted that the cuts were targeted at programs that didn't have a track record of success.

And he has denied that his style of broadcasting exploited the poor.

He also feared Scots would get a poorer service from a separate broadcasting organisation.

It is the domain of lean budgets and stretched staff, broadcasting to a predominantly poor, elderly audience.

Liu and Poor first coined the term confidential broadcasting in [7, 8] and established the corresponding secrecy capacity region.