Sentence examples for suggested broadcasting from inspiring English sources

It was Vesey-Fitzgerald who suggested broadcasting.

Richard Dawkins today suggested broadcasting "loving, gentle, woman-respecting erotic videos" in Islamic theocracies as a means of challenging institutionalised religion.

A few weeks before we meet, Murray was involved in another controversy, when he suggested, broadcasting to the crowd in the warm-up to the Anniversary Games at the Olympic Stadium, that the perfect athlete would combine "the stamina of Mo [Farah], the speed of [Usain] Bolt, the leap of [Greg] Rutherford and the bottom of Jessica Ennis".

The literature suggests broadcasting (one-way communication) as an effective way to disseminate the public data to mobile devices.

The Radio doctor's producer suggests broadcasting about shingles and repeating advice about dandruff.

Yeah, I'm going to apologize to CNN for suggesting that broadcasting Michele Bachmann's "Black Swan From Outer Space" rebuttal was the worst decision made by anyone in the media in the past 24 hours.

Reedie has previously suggested that broadcasting and sponsorship income could help add to its $30m£24.5m5m) budget, currently split equally between the IOC and governments from around the world.

MacFarlane notes that he was surprised they were allowed to do the pickle gag, which consisted of Stewie placing a cucumber on the sofa where Patrick's imaginary wife is sitting, but inserting it into her imaginary vagina (to see if it would turn into a pickle), but suggests that maybe broadcasting standards did not fully understand the scene.

Even so, Ford is not without emotional urgency -- he manages the art of beautiful phrasemaking for phrasemaking's sake while suggesting (not broadcasting) strong feelings in lovely, untypical ways: "I wanted to punctuate or somehow refute my own / Breathing".

He said it's just a coincidence — Kochava does support iBeacons, but Manning likes the beacon name here because it suggests "a broadcasting system" for the entire mobile ad industry.

Ofcom's leaked blueprint for the future of British broadcasting suggested it may need only £30m-£40m in the medium term.