Sentence examples for considerably smaller audience from inspiring English sources

Thursday night's presidential address on Iraq attracted a considerably smaller audience than one delivered eight months ago when President Bush announced a plan to send additional troops to the country.

Although ABC ranked first among the networks for the night, following the 90-minute dancing debut, the network's premiere of "The Bachelor" drew a considerably smaller audience of 9 million viewers from 9 30 to 11 p.m.

DANIEL MAIER Where: theblaze.tv Since leaving Fox News in 2011, his histrionic take on current affairs considered too hatstand even for that channel, Glenn Beck now airs his views to a considerably smaller audience on his own show hosted by his own production company.

Fox led the night's ratings, edging past ABC and its finale of "Dancing With the Stars," which drew 18.2 million from 9 to 11. Fox's "Glee" earned a considerably smaller audience at 9 (11.5 million) but managed to maintain high numbers among viewers 18 to 49, finishing second only to "Idol" in that demographic.

But "GoT" drew a considerably smaller audience when measured by traditional ratings metrics. .

Moyers has spent most of his broadcast career on public television, whose audience is considerably smaller than that of the major networks.

All of that goes quadruple for the vice presidential debate, which is likely to draw a far smaller audience and to have considerably less impact on the sliver of viewers who have yet to make up their minds.

So the payoffs feel considerably smaller.

Usually actors snag something considerably smaller than a fiberglass tire.

This snake was considerably smaller than the others and blackish.

The winery is considerably smaller and lacks the social resonance.