Sentence examples for powerful television from inspiring English sources

Earth first became detectable in the 1950s, he said, when the planet was full of powerful television and radar transmitters beaming and leaking gigawatts of power into space.

It makes powerful television.

A powerful television producer has been photographed on the toilet.

Doha's negotiating reach has been bolstered by its powerful television station.

Murrow's program was powerful television, in part because it used a lot of footage of McCarthy, one of the least telegenic of men.

During the 1970s the cable TV industry grew slowly, due in part to the powerful television networks, which feared competition and encouraged federal regulations to limit its spread.

This was what one journalist was told by his bosses when he asked why his report describing Tony Blair's lukewarm reception of Mr Zapatero's plan to cure the ills of Islamic radicalism through an "alliance of civilisations" had not been published.In a country whose bestselling newspapers are mostly football-oriented, it is the all-powerful television that really matters.

You may already know all of this, but what you might not know is that powerful local television broadcasters are squatting on very valuable spectrum with the mere promise of deploying local television services that, well, no one really wants.

The pen may be mightier than the sword but it's not as powerful as television.

"As powerful as television is, some experts believe that movies have an even stronger impact on young people".

Ms Sinclair, Mr Strauss-Kahn's third wife and a powerful former television journalist in France, said this week she did not believe the allegations.