Sentence examples for time of broadcast from inspiring English sources

Stay tuned to the UCMP website for information on the date and time of broadcast.

At the time of broadcast, the company has a market capitalization of greater than US $40 billion.

A benefit of blogs is that they are accessible anytime, while webinars are sometimes available only at time of broadcast, and sometimes charge a fee for attendance.

The research found that time of broadcast was the single most important factor in determining whether viewers thought violent scenes were acceptable or not.

"People considered the time of broadcast to be the single most important factor in determining the acceptability of violent content on TV," said Ofcom.

A spokesperson for the regulator said: "We're investigating whether sexual scenes in this episode of Big Brother exceeded generally accepted standards for its time of broadcast".

Earlier in the week, I had complained that too many spots were leaking in advance of the game, thus denying fans their organic, time-of-broadcast experience.

Once the hardware is setup and the client installed, you simply set your favorite radio stations (and if you like, specific times of broadcasts), and Snaptune will automatically download the music and metadata for you.

Although Cinemax is available in 16.7 million homes at the time of the broadcast, it was the best ratings performance for the network since a broadcast of the film Titanic in 2005.

Duncan said at the time of its broadcast that it was a "good thing that the programme has raised these issues and provoked such a debate".

Farage condemned the show at the time of its broadcast, claiming it was "biased" and "partisan".