Sentence examples for preferred broadcasting from inspiring English sources

This summer, CBS announced it preferred broadcasting a rerun of "Hawaii Five-0" to convention speeches, while Chris Wallace of Fox News toasted the good old days when "real business got done".

This has always maintained that "the budget for international broadcasting is limited and will not be increased, regardless of the cost of the preferred broadcasting medium".

However, low-resolution DMB systems do not satisfy consumer needs, and recent viewers prefer mobile broadcasting services based on mobile communication long-term evolution (LTE) systems.

"Our heaviest users preferred more privacy, less broadcasting".

The existence of the so-called public file is little more than a quirk of broadcasting — and the broadcasters seem to prefer that it stay that way.

The Conservatives strongly oppose the idea of putting more public funds into local broadcasting, preferring to encourage market-based innovation and local city TV.

The Channel 4 News anchor ruled out going into politics, describing it as "a pretty depressing scene right now" and saying he would "prefer to die broadcasting".

Users prefer the ambience of it, in that it's not about broadcasting where you are, it is about finding things and then going to do those things.

Some friend-seekers may prefer less contrived settings, like a hiking club, which do not necessitate broadcasting a friend hunt.

They prefer Patrick Tillieux, a former broadcasting executive and the City appears to agree.

iCity, the sole preferred bidder, aims to create a centre for technology, design and research, including a conference centre and pedestrian square to provide space for broadcasting major sporting events, cafes, restaurants and bars.