Sentence examples for consistent viewers from inspiring English sources

But if "Tonight" is going to sustain its position as a cultural icon, NBC still needs late night's older, more consistent viewers.

So the challenge for "Breaking Bad" is to end in a way that is consistent with its own consistency — viewers are in no mood to be trifled with, especially after the cliffhanger ending of the first season of "The Killing".

Effective online encoding was defined as brain activity that was consistent across viewers.

It does not have a consistent slot, but viewers can consult their channel lineup.

I think both endings are wrong, and left the film a little let down; but one simple change would have addressed the issues above, broken the film out of standard ego-driven thinking about AI, made the character of Ava more consistent and left viewers with an even more satisfying mystery to ponder.

But if you look at proper data on typical viewers, a consistent picture emerges.

Fox was somewhat more consistent, averaging 12.4 million viewers for its football coverage.

Howling explained that by pulling all the major catch up and on demand services in one place it would give viewers a "consistent offer".

The 3DS relied on face-tracking to give viewers a consistent 3D experience, but no details from RED as to how exactly they're pulling this off.

Isabelle: They're probably going to need a more traditional narrative thread to keep the ratings consistent and attract more viewers, but I hope the show keeps taking risks.

"We've deliberately tried to make it feel broadcast-centric and consistent with what a viewer would already know in a Freeview TV," explains Thompson.