Sentence examples for programming time from inspiring English sources

Indeed, building the portal would require considerable programming time and might also lead to revisiting some of the policies themselves.

Executives said they were planning to fill much of that additional programming time with extensive coverage of overseas markets.

"We can certainly put in requests and lobby as best we can, but ultimately, ABC chooses its programming time".

In Australia at least, this programming time warp invariably has its root in the economics of the arts.

CNNfn, CNN's financial news network, will expand its programming time to 24 hours from 18 on weekdays starting June 20, network executives said yesterday.

"It's a lot of programming time to fill," said Jack Williams, the president of ComcastSportsNet, referring to the new network's lack of N.B.A. or N.H.L. rights.

Robert Bunting Cambridge If we hand over Radio 3 to the composers, perhaps there should be a discrete programming time for them, as there is for jazz.

The extra hour may pressure NBC's morning competitors to expand, though none of them have network programming time from 9 to 10 a.m. as NBC does.

Another possibility is that because many sites begin as cash-strapped start-ups, for which implementing extra password security would take up valuable programming time, they skimp on it at the beginning and then never bother to change.

Subscribers will get access to around 200 video streams carrying new programming, time-shifted movie channels, near video-on-demand (NVOD) and a host of interactive services.But the mood at Sky, as it prefers to be known, is more one of trepidation than triumph.

Inadequate attention to these factors, particularly when coupled with the major restructuring of the Jakarta office that began in 1996 (with significant cuts to staff position), all contributed to making the programming time-consuming and difficult.