Sentence examples for television environments from inspiring English sources

Herndon Graddick, the senior director of programs at Glaad, said in a statement, "Viewers expect to see television environments that accurately reflect what it's like to be a young adult, and today that includes young adults who happen to be gay".

To determine associations of the neighborhood and home television environments with young children's physical activity.

"Real World" is returning to a television environment significantly different from last year's.

The thing about this rapidly changing television environment is that no one has quite figured it out.

"There were many mythological elements to those mergers," he said, "but in terms of the current television environment, economies of scale are real.

It feels somewhat ungrateful to complain in today's television environment, with so many well-written, superbly acted shows available, that the screen is destroying the page.

Most of NBC's basketball announcers, like Marv Albert, who also calls games for TNT, Bill Walton and Steve Jones, could work elsewhere in the new television environment.

"The television environment is quite competitive right now, and we're branding our network as the TV haven for the regular guy," said Jim Head, TBS's senior vice president for original programming.

Mr. Thompson sees the program's development as the logical progression in a television environment where programmers are facing more competition from a growing number of entertainment and information outlets.

Satellite broadcaster BSkyB has dropped 10.75p to 472p on concerns about how much the company will have to spend to maintain its market share in an increasingly competitive television environment.

In "Futures" Mr. Ross draws an affecting portrait of a middle-aged loser, but then appends a contrived ending showing this man being cruelly scammed by a neighbor's son and by a reality-TV show that is too absurdly mean-spirited to be plausible even in today's tabloid television environment.