Sentence examples for use of airtime from inspiring English sources
Best of all, find a better use of airtime.
Yo! Time, a Harare-based start-up that simplifies these retailer-to-shopper airtime payouts, processes more than 9,000 payouts a day for clients; six months ago the figure was 2,000.The use of airtime as currency is fuelled by the growing ease of sending minutes abroad.
The Video Music Awards have become a halfhearted, one-dimensional, and quite frankly inexplicable use of airtime, and in the post-TRL years have become about as relevant and vital as the music video itself.
The use of programme airtime to promote commercial product isn't even a recent development.
Local TV news has cut back on stories about government and crime, shortened the length of stories over all and devoted more time to segments about weather, traffic and sports reporting, which now use up 40 percent of airtime.
Aubry, who was seen as a potential Presidential candidate even before D.S.K.'s fall, used her minute of airtime to call on the party faithful to remain "united and responsible".
Furthermore, we propose the use of our Directional Airtime (DAT) routing metric that is suitable for the heterogeneous link characteristics often found in Community Networks.
Both were major label-funded guitar bands, neither much revolutionizing the rock DNA, and performing on the same level of celebrity that made use of the dwindling airtime that MTV devoted to programming that didn't feature claymation wrestling or True Life documentaries about people who compulsively ate entire rolls of toilet paper.
In a relevant work [33], the authors use the average size of airtime credit purchases as a proxy of the relative wealth of an individual based on the assumption that rich people can make larger purchases than poor people.
Though primitive by today's standards, the fighting game was a major hit, racking up half a million unique visitors and generating more than 7 million minutes of airtime use in its first six months of release alone.
