Sentence examples for weak stations from inspiring English sources

No news-gathering capabilities, weak stations in news, no history of news.

Amid stiff competition for advertising revenue, these agreements are a "survival strategy" for weak stations, said Perry Sook, the chairman and chief executive of Nexstar, which owns the CBS station here, KLST.

Everyone suffered because the weak stations drove down the prices of advertising spots.

Essentially Mays makes his money by buying weak stations and building them up with heavy promotions and value-added deals for advertisers.

It was these new, relatively weak stations Mutual kept picking up.

The N.F.L. gave Fox a platform to strengthen a weak station lineup and create a miniempire outstripped by only ESPN's manifest destiny.

If all that spins your head, think about this: the corporate struggle is over a fledgling network, made up of mostly weaker stations, that has piled up losses of about $800 million in the five years of its existence.

The FM tuner works very well and had little or no trouble picking up even weaker stations around New York City.

Station owners have contended that these sharing agreements allow streamlined, cost-effective operations that may be beneficial to the continued operation of lower-rated and/or financially weaker stations, especially in smaller markets.

If both stations used a rock format, Hicks would convert the weaker station to a jazz format.

Typically, a strong station partners with a weaker station on ad sales and/or other operations.