Sentence examples for so many broadcasters from inspiring English sources

So many broadcasters would always want to have the last quip, but Terry was never like that.

Would you still like to see the show?' " Mr. Hird said the virtual anchor's hair is blue-green in part to avoid the blonde-brunette conflict that bedevils so many broadcasters who are women, and in part to make the figure appear not quite human.

"We are pleased that so many broadcasters embraced the International Children's Day of Broadcasting this year," says Stephen Cassidy, Chief of UNICEF's Internet, Broadcast and Image Section, "and are especially proud of the diversity and creativity that these nominated broadcasters demonstrated in fulfilling UNICEF's mission to involve young people in the media-making process".

With so many foreign broadcasters, including those from throughout the Commonwealth, jockeying for positions there, each news outlet has only a couple of feet of space.

"The rights fees have gone up so much, many broadcasters are not going to be able to cover the cost through advertising alone," said Tim Westcott, senior analyst at Screen Digest, a research firm in London.

Mr. Moonves argued that "still being the biggest game in town" has more value than ever to advertisers because the audience is getting divided so many ways and broadcasters can still reach the biggest share of audience all at once.

With so many great national broadcasters starting out in our stations, it also means that changes we make now will shape the voices we all hear on national radio in five and ten years' time.

"There are more than 100 world-band broadcasters now, and so many of them are broadcasting in English," said John C. Schlipp, director of sales for Drake.

With Corbyn's name in so many headlines and columns, broadcasters have – as is their wont – followed up the stories and the comments, expanding the man's media image.

While the audiences for many broadcasters are so small they make little money, some broadcasters are said to earn over six figures a year.

There are so many stories in the capital and broadcasters like ITV and the BBC just don't have the time to do them all properly".