Sentence examples for prospective channel from inspiring English sources

Several weeks ago, Mr. Chernin and his young associates briefly sent a shiver through the tech world with reports that they were discussing something more forward-looking: a prospective channel that would be exclusive to the Xbox 360, and was supposedly ambitious enough already to have approached Conan O'Brien about bringing his new show on board, before he decided to sign with TBS.

Slated to be launched on All Hallow's Eve 2006 when, it is said, Hell opens its gates and demons and damned souls walk the earth the scary-movie venue will be the first of many prospective cable channels to be created, under the terms of a Comcast deal with the Sony unit.

For Bezeq, Walla!, and its prospective cable news channel, "the conflict of interest is self-evident".

Last month, ahead of Sundance's first upfront presentation for prospective advertisers, the channel announced a slate of seven original shows incorporating themes of environmentalism and aesthetic design.

Other social media channels prospective students can use include Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.

The 10 songs on "Fork in the Road" complement a YouTube channel, a prospective documentary and, yes, a blog (www.lincvolt.com) with manifestoes about retooling the automobile industry.

Aereo's wins in court may make other companies more comfortable in joining forces with the service; prospective partners include cable channels that want carriage (Bloomberg TV signed the first such deal with Aereo last year) and wireless providers.

Salespeople who are lagging with outbound lead generation can bolster communication channels with prospective customers by incorporating into their sales stack tools such as ToutApp, Cadence by SalesLoft, Outreach.io and Yesware.

If your prospective partner was in another channel, you might never find him (or, far less likely, her).

Perhaps, as well as a paper document, you could point prospective employers to your YouTube channel, website or online profile so that they can see your work or watch a video clip.

"These cases are brought by a lawyer who tells prospective clients on his YouTube channel that the facts and the law aren't the most important factors in employment lawsuits.