Sentence examples for significant television from inspiring English sources

While Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama have been advertising for months, Mr. Edwards began his first significant television campaign last week.

A campaign must display breakthrough creativity, receive significant television and radio air time and run repeatedly over several years, she said.

G.E. will still be managing the company when certain significant television rights deals come open for bid within the next year.

Politics dominates this list of the year's most significant television events, but the medium's definition of political became fuzzier than ever.

So far, the only significant television advertising in the race has been by organizations ostensibly unaffiliated with either political party, including the A.F.L.-C.I.O., the Sierra Club, Michigan Right to Life and a business group called Americans for Job Security.

Though he has done some significant television work and continues to produce at least one stage piece a year, he has not directed a theatrical film since "Fanny and Alexander" in 1982.

The article in The Times explored the significant changes television and radio broadcasters are making under threats of heavy fines from the F.C.C. for incidents of indecency.

But ABC's win was significant because television ads on news programs are bought and sold based on the coveted demographic of 25- to 54-year-olds.

The NFL saw a significant primetime television ratings decline during its regular season, amidst ongoing controversy over players kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality.

Days after significant events, television reporters still do on-camera reports from the scene as if the events were in progress or had just ended.

No significant effect of television watching or interaction of television watching and portion size was found.