Sentence examples for programming represents from inspiring English sources

Since programming represents 40% of any cable operator's costs, driving down those prices can improve margins hugely.

By being big the new firm can command better terms from television networks: programming represents about 40% of its costs.

That the regulation of airline audio programming represents something of uncharted territory was underscored by the reaction of a spokesman for the trade commission.

Still, Farsi1 has drawn the ire of Iranian leaders, who say that the Western-oriented programming represents an assault on traditional Iranian values and is even corrupting the Iranian people.

Multi-adjoint logic programming represents a very recent, extremely flexible attempt for introducing fuzzy logic into logic programming.

The CBC's programming represents a mix of international and 80% local and regional content.

ESPN counters that, after local advertising revenue is factored in, Cox's monthly costs for all programming represent only $6 to $7 of a customer's monthly bill.

All irrigation controller programming represented settings that might be used in residential/commercial landscapes.

Another idea of Kirke's involves looking film screenplays as one would computer programming, representing different characters as different inputs.

MR. BOLICK: The program represents a conceptual breakthrough on two fronts.

Still, said David Perry, public education director for Trend Micro, a security company, the program represents a milestone.