Sentence examples for Some viewership from inspiring English sources

That event should provide some viewership competition for the Pacquiao-Broner fight.

"Thati wanted to get the posters into America, and New York is a place where they could get some viewership," says Nelson of choosing the Brooklyn Museum as their initial venue.The posters are currently showcasing at each of Kalahari's properties in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, Sandusky, Ohio, and Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania, throughout the summer.

YouTube could potentially offset this problem with user-generated content and by incentivizing the CIR's national partners, such as the BBC, with some added viewership.

Well, Nielsen has released some initial viewership numbers, reporting that the film reached 11 million U.S. viewers in its first three days.

Some classic videos have steady viewership whereas some viral videos have spikes in popularity.

Some gave up (viewership has decreased 30 percent over five seasons); others hung around, tracking favorite characters and waiting to see how it would all turn out.

There were also several independent commercial television stations, some with wide viewership, such as Independent Television (Nezavisimoye Televideniye; NTV) and TV-6, both of which were available throughout Russia.

It's worth noting that the race was up against the Olympics, which may explain some of the viewership dip, but this year's race continued the declining viewership trend that's been going on for a decade.

Granted, it's a different time and it's certainly a different market but hypothetically, when the economy improves, the networks are in position to take back some of the viewership they lost to niche cable channels.

While Netflix usually sees some decline in viewership during major sporting events like the Olympics or the World Cup, it stands to benefit from the number of consumers who will have direct access to its service on brand new TV sets.

Some of the highest viewership of the show was among women 35 or older.