Sentence examples for bigger ratings from inspiring English sources

"I'm going for the bigger ratings, the bigger audience," Mr. Murphy said.

And it's Mrs. Clinton who had the bigger ratings, on the first two nights by several million people.

Last year's pageant got bigger ratings than the previous 39 Saturday nights, said Ms. Wong of ABC.

"Since Twitter has emerged nearly every TV tent-pole event has had larger social engagement and bigger ratings year over year," Mr. Ghuneim said in an e-mail.

Perhaps it's because they believed Serena Williams playing anyone (in this case, Sara Errani) would be a bigger ratings draw later.

"We had expected that Haim would construct a schedule where it would have a bigger impact, bigger ratings," Rupert Murdoch told me.

He is young, good-looking, square-jawed and the BBC's challenge to Channel 4's history don, Dr David Starkey, the man who has made history series about Elizabeth I and Henry VIII's wives bigger ratings-winners for Channel 4 than Ali G or Brookside.... And, as part of the promotional hype, Hunt is already being referred to as 'The Naked Historian'.

Ford executives bristled at the credit downgrading and noted that the two other big ratings agencies, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch, rate Ford higher.

The third big ratings agency, Moody's, has a C rating on the credit.

The third big ratings agency S&P also has a AAA rating for the UK, but cut the outlook on that rating to negative last December.

The other big ratings agencies, Moody's and Fitch, maintained their top-tier rating on United States debt.