Sentence examples for consistent ratings from inspiring English sources

Though NBC has had consistent ratings for its Olympics broadcasts, those numbers have been consistently mediocre.

So, the bottom has most likely not been found yet for what has previously been a remarkably consistent ratings force.

The Lakers of Shaq and Kobe were a team of marketable faces, flair, the only consistent ratings grabber after Michael Jordan retired.

Peter Bradshaw reviews The Equalizer Since its debut in 2007, TV sitcom Outnumbered has proved a consistent ratings winner for the BBC.

The BBC Two series, a spin-off of its sister programme The Great British Bake-Off, has had consistent ratings of around 2.5 million viewers each week.

There's a substantial core audience of 6m viewers who tune in to Countryfile every Sunday, making the pastoral magazine programme a consistent ratings heavyweight since going peak-time in 2009.

The six main political parties have enjoyed fairly consistent popularity ratings over the past year.

Wednesday nights have been a consistent poor ratings performer; Heggessey says this is because BBC1 does not have the benefit of a continuing drama series to bring in the audiences.

Users also make consistent subjective ratings about the trustworthiness and perceived usability of web pages after only 50 ms of viewing (Lindgaard, Dudek, Sen, Sumegi, & Noonan, 2011).

While it has been critically praised, the show has also suffered from consistent low ratings, even into its current third season.

Although the correlational and factor analyses indicated that endometriosis-associated pain severity is unidimensional and internally consistent, the ratings for intermittent and continuous pain were not combined for scoring because focus group and cognitive interview participants strongly indicated that this distinction is important to patients.