Sentence examples for programmes at the same time from inspiring English sources
BBC Radio 2 gave a whole new meaning to "stereo sound" after it accidentally broadcast two of its programmes at the same time.
The IMF wants countries to reduce their debt levels but believes spending cuts and tax rises cuts in spending and increases in taxes are more than usually potent when interest rates are low, banks weak and many countries are seeking to push through austerity programmes at the same time.
About two years ago I tried to use the ITV equivalent, which would never download, and then over Christmas my daughter and I wanted to watch separate programmes at the same time and a friend of hers told her that the iPlayer was very good.
His next big success was in breaking the state's monopoly of network television, ingeniously getting round the rules that blocked the creation of a privately owned television network by persuading a swathe of mini-stations to play the same programmes at the same time.
To manage these two kind of programmes at the same time would be very difficult, so in the end there would be no winners.
This pattern suggests three combined challenges for anyone engaging in the work of planning for health human resources: first, a reduction in the number of citizens available to enrol in health programmes at the same time that we will be facing the second challenge of record numbers of retirements out the health worker ranks, and finally, an increasing aged population requiring care.
The best-rated programme at the same time was BBC1's Traffic Cops with 4.2 million and a 21% share of viewing.
There used to be a different kind of thrill: the experience of being part of a mass audience that sat down to watch the same programme at the same time.
Sky Atlantic today confirmed that plans to broadcast the new episodes for British subscribers are unchanged despite HBO revealing it will air the programme at the same time in 170 countries around the world.
"If the Chinese are the guys who are coming with the cash - are we to stop them?" he told BBC World Service's Business Daily programme, at the same time insisting "the door is open" to anyone to invest.
Eight to ten patients participated in the programme at the same time.
