Sentence examples for what sort of programming from inspiring English sources

As more television sets began to be sold, a question arose: what sort of programming could fill the networks' airtime?

What sorts of programs would you institute?

Then the advertising team worked backward to figure out what sorts of programs likely and undecided voters were liable to watch, and when.

First, if healthy marriages and families are socially desirable, it remains unclear, given the high divorce rate, just what sorts of programs might help foster them.

He believes TVs will always have simpler interfaces, and the new ones will all have hard drives, chips and artificial intelligence to help guess what sort of programs to record on a hard disk for later viewing.

He believes that TVs will always have simpler interfaces and that the new ones will all have hard drives, chips and artificial intelligence to help guess what sort of programs to record on a hard disk for later viewing.

What sort of program do you mean?

After spending more than a year trying to figure out what sort of video programming Internet users will pay for, Yahoo is set to introduce its first subscription video service.

The as-yet-unanswered question is, exactly what sort of football program is it possible and reasonable to build and sustain?

He recommends reaching out to your employees through an intranet or a blog that will give them a chance to tell you how the office can be run more efficiently and what sort of community programs they'd be interested in.

Next month City Ballet will see what sort of excitement its programming might generate on the big screen as its Dec. 13 performance of "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" will be shown live at more than 500 theaters nationwide.