Sentence examples for television matters from inspiring English sources

"So I do think local broadcast television matters".

"Television matters to most people as viewers and it is right that in the current debates about what public service broadcasting should deliver in Wales, audiences should take a central part," she added.

Diversity on television matters.

Why does "old" media, like television, matter?

Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader, says on television, matter-of-factly, that "what's relevant is what's going to happen in the course of the next several days in the courts" and that "this will be largely resolved in the courts".

Factors unrelated to informational content such as the attractiveness of interviewees on television matter for stock returns" Tall people earn more money.

Dozens of public service announcements on Haitian television cover matters from flooding to pedestrian safety.

"Whatever you do in television, what matters is characters and storytelling," he said.

The home console's appeal is dependent on the notion that gaming on a television still matters.

Nor is it clear that the rulings of the orthodox, on anything from the evils of television to matters of family law, are obeyed.

The proposed network would also enable top G.M. executives to address dealers directly through television on matters ranging from sales incentives and advertising campaigns to personnel changes.