Sentence examples for station output from inspiring English sources

NBC's 213 affiliates voted unanimously Wednesday for the plan, which will incorporate the video content of local news providers and their station output.

is now the base station output power per subcarrier.

Harding added that the BBC stations' output was too similar to their competitors.

Radio 1 and Radio 2 have been criticised by their commercial rivals for not being distinctive enough, and the two stations' output was also criticised in the government's green paper on the future of the BBC, published last year.

These stations combined will bring round-the-clock news, commentary and coverage with the majority of the stations' output coming live from Olympic venues around the UK.

It said the Asian station's output was expensive in terms of cost per listener – it cost a total of £12.1m in 2008-09 – and its output was "inconsistent".

Wall acknowledges he has reached the limit of plausible "efficiency" savings, and that even another £1m off his budget would mean cuts to the station's output.

He may have missed the fact that this station's output is now largely devoted to the formations of the England squad and the Sri Lanka series.

Jeremy Howe, Radio 4's commissioning editor for drama, has justified the decision to make The Exorcist by saying that he wants to diversify the station's output.

Those are the two original Marconi transmitters that can between them suck up a megawatt or more of the power station's output.

But news programmes on BBC Radio 5 Live that featured discussion of celebrity lookalikes and presenters' recurring nightmares have prompted the BBC Trust to take a more forensic analysis of the station's output.