Sentence examples for substantial broadcast from inspiring English sources

"To gain entry to the top 20, substantial broadcast revenue continues to be critical, especially that generated from participation in the Champions League.

It's bloody good telly and a substantial outside broadcast.

Despite all of the improvements on and off the field in MLS, the league still has a glaring and substantial problem: national broadcast ratings.

Dan McLagan, a spokesman for Mr. Lazio, said the campaign had spent a substantial amount to broadcast the advertisement across the state, but he refused to provide a dollar figure, calling it confidential information.

The Times calculates that one of every six readers also consults The Times on the Web, and there is an unknown but surely substantial overlap with broadcast news programs.

Meanwhile the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which earns substantial sums from its broadcast, is struggling to gain credibility.

It also offers substantial benefits to information broadcast in case of disasters and emergencies.

The publicity from this broadcast drew substantial numbers of visitors to the railway that summer, with more than 57,500 passengers carried, and this increase in revenue in turn enabled the railway to continue to improve its infrastructure and provide tourists with a better experience.

Many networks lost substantial revenue last week because they broadcast without commercials after the terrorist attacks.

Given how their personal lives seem likely to be broadcast to a substantial audience, one might imagine any prospective partner of Grant's would approach a relationship with caution.

Although the effects of soft news on political knowledge and interest were debated into the 21st century, features, entertainment, and lifestyle stories continued to be a substantial part of print and broadcast news content.