Sentence examples for risk broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The editor can't risk broadcasting a different report or going live somewhere else in case he misses the start and a rival channel can claim to be "first".

Composition occurs in a zone of intimacy, which leads people to write things they might not otherwise risk broadcasting to the world.

On-demand and time-shifted viewing have turned TV into a 24/7 medium, lessening the risk of broadcasting a potential hit when the audience are still outside playing naked Swingball.

Welsh made the point that some existing Premiership teams are, and have been for many seasons, in the same boat – not least London Irish, who play at the Madejski Stadium in Reading and are at far greater risk from broadcasting schedules, especially now their landlords are back in the Premier League.

There is always a risk in broadcasting too many HBO films on a basic cable channel like CNN, since subscribers pay roughly $15 a month for access to those movies on the HBO channel, HBO on Demand and the HBO Go Web site and app.

A SOUTH Wales couple caught in the Mumbai terror attacks claimed last night that CNN put their lives at risk by broadcasting where they were.

The journalists took huge risks by broadcasting material which criticised the extremist mindset of the groups governing Raqqa.

THE most important point, security companies say, is that companies and individuals must become aware of the security risks inherent in broadcasting data.

But do these technological advances risk harming broadcasting?

In a statement, TVR said it had been told it risked being barred from broadcasting the annual singing show, and Romania prevented from fielding candidates, due to unpaid bills dating back to 2011-2012.

Even so, the government expects the GWR consortium to start broadcasting next year or risk losing its franchise.Digital television is further along the road than radio but confronts similar problems.