Sentence examples for repeat programming from inspiring English sources

Whether new or repeat programming, the other networks did poorly against the Super Bowl.

Mr. Ancier said this might be the only way to make repeat programming viable for most programs.

Despite the added publicity surrounding the legal action, "The Glass House" was the lowest-rated of six reality shows on network television Monday night, and was able to beat only repeat programming on CBS.

The network has managed a weekly win in the 18-34 measeveraltimeseral times before, especially in the summer months, when, like last week, the English-language broadcast networks mostly turn to repeat programming.

NBC's comedies do tend to get sizable boosts from delayed viewing, but these initial numbers are not what the network hoped for — especially because they came against mostly repeat programming on ABC and CBS, which will throttle up next week with their big hits like "The Big Bang Theory" and "Grey's Anatomy".

NBC also ran a repeat program, an episode of "Frasier" that earned a rating of 9 and a share of 13.

That way, Mr. Levin said, it would be able to broadcast all 22 episodes of the series in a row, without ever throwing a repeat program into the run.

Table 3 shows that of the 63 students who enrolled in the decompressed program 58.7% (37 students) graduated compared to those 44 students in the repeat program where only 27.2% (12 students) graduated.

Further, of those students in the decompressed program 46% (29 students) graduated in five years compared to the 12 students in the repeat program in which 18% (8 students), finished in five years.

There was also a decrease in expenditure on drama across original, acquired and repeated programming, which dropped by 11% between 2010 and 2011, from £721 million to £642 million.

In this paper, we propose a controlled experiment called repeat-programming which can facilitate the understanding of relationships between human experience and programming productivity.