Sentence examples for all viewership from inspiring English sources

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Jets, 34-17, on "Sunday Night Football" to give NBC a ratings win in all viewership categories.

Nielsen hopes the result will be a more comprehensive ratings system -- one that takes all viewership, regardless of platform or device, into account.

But according to an approximate measurement by Nielsen, which captures about 70percentt of all viewership over the top 56 markets, Hollywood's biggest night garnered a 22.4 overnight rating, which is nearly 4percentt smaller than 2016's 23.4 overnight score, Deadline reports.

In case you're wondering what games are producing all this viewership, well, it's the usual suspects.

A rising tide raises all viewerships.

The big problem that has happened is that, because of the size of the assets that have come in, every time the institutions and these are people that manage pension funds and 401(k) plans and mutual funds on behalf of all the viewership and all the readership every time they go into the marketplace and they place a trade, they move the market.

As important, an Olympic gold is to a wrestler the apogee of sporting achievement.Unfortunately, these advantages are not reflected in the all-important viewership figures.

After hitting an all-time viewership low of 12.3 million in 2008, the Emmys rebounded somewhat in the last two years and drew a 2010 audience of 13.47 million, compared to 26.7 million for this year's Grammys and nearly 38 million for the Oscars.

But when the Yankees rebounded in '09 to beat the Philadelphia Phillies in the World Series, nearly all the lost viewership was recovered.

From its debut, the show was critically lauded, earned accolades to match, and had a devoted viewership all the way up to its renowned original finale.

In all cases, viewership peaked during Mr. Clinton's address.