Sentence examples for raising the network from inspiring English sources

As the keystone of Thursday-night television for eight seasons (1984 92) on the National Broadcasting Co. NBCC) network, the show was credited with reviving the sitcom genre and raising the network's ratings.

By raising the network to a power function, WGCNA results in a heterogeneous network dominated by a few highly connected nodes (hubs), which link the rest of the less connected nodes to the system [ 17].

This has undoubtedly helped Radio 4 to secure the best new and established comedy talent for our listeners and raise the network's profile".

It is the first N.F.L. show on the cable channel CBS Sports Network, with more planned in the future to raise the network's profile.

He looked a bit unorthodox in a purple shirt and no tie, but otherwise he fit right in with the other talking heads on "Hardball," and MSNBC executives credited him for helping raise the network's ratings.

It drew a total of 10.6 million viewers and reached a season high in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49as was good enough to raise the network's average to a secategoryce finish over all for the night.

ABC's coverage of the 2000 Democratic convention was watched by 4percentt more people than was its coverage of the 1996 convention, a clear indication of the strength of the network's hit game show, "Who Wants to be a Millionaire," which has raised the network's overall ratings this year.

No matter, even with the fact that we raised the network's African-American audience by 400%, they didn't care.

What will they do if that gets raised?" The networks are confident that the momentum will continue in their favor.

"Koreans are still ambivalent about democracy". NOTE: One new Seoul-based private national TV network has been authorized and will begin telecasting in October, and the educational TV branch of KBS, the governmental TV network, was split off to create a new network, raising the total of national networks and the number of Korean TV stations in Seoul from three to five.

At NBC, Mr. Scanlon was charged with, as he put it, "raising the bar at the network to G.E. standards".