Sentence examples for broadcast lost from inspiring English sources

In its original broadcast, "Lost Our Lisa" finished 45th in ratings for the week of May 4-10, 1998, with a Nielsen rating of 7.8, equivalent to approximately 7.6 million viewing households.

Collision ratio: defined as the ratio of the number of broadcast messages lost by collision to the total number of broadcast messages.

In the last three months of 2008, broadcast networks lost nearly three million viewers, or about 7percentt of their total audience.

Then in 2000, KVAL-TV, which once held the football broadcast rights, lost them to ESPN.

The Fox Sports West broadcast briefly lost its feed in the second period because of an equipment issue, spokeswoman Whitney Burak said in an email.

The dogfight over New York City seen in that episode was also nominated for Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Broadcast Program, but lost to the opening sequence of the television series Spartacus.

On television, traditional evening-news broadcasts have lost viewers, and "news-magazine" shows often have the feeling of news as tort law, featuring narratives of individuals fighting back against doctors and corporations.

If they again have a comment flagged during the broadcast, they lose the ability to chat for the duration of the livestream.

Broadcast television has lost viewers to cable networks but syndicates programs to them to rerun.

In the 2002-3 season, the broadcast networks collectively lost almost two million viewers on average a night.

Without the Games, broadcast would have lost $32 million, compared with the $7 million loss in the year-earlier period.