Sentence examples for current viewership from inspiring English sources

Though the program has lost nearly one-quarter of its audience of women between the ages of 25 and 54 over the last three years, Mr. Madden said current viewership is about equal to where it was 10 years ago, and the recent declines can be tied to the more general falloff in television watching, particularly among daytime shows.

It is difficult to estimate how the company's average price per ad will trend in the short term considering the current viewership data controversy.

SNL's comedy has sunk to such lows that founding cast member (and noted asshole) Chevy Chase recently described its current viewership as "a whole generation of shitheads laugh[ing] at the worst fucking humor in the world".

Should MSNBC push ahead with their currently proposed schedule and effectively push José Díaz-Balart's show off the air, it will send a strong message to Latinos, immigrants and its current viewership, that there is no place for their only Latino anchorman.

Though, to be frank, I've been unimpressed by the current per-channel viewership rates that PlayStation streamers have thus far engendered.

The new app will put the company's videos on Apple TV and Amazon Fire, significantly expanding the footprint beyond its current 400,000 video viewership.

These aspects include but aren't limited to current and historic TV viewership; social media usage; mobile device viewership; sport participation trends; apparel, footwear and equipment purchasing, gender issues in sport, financial trends, and youth sports, to name the most frequently used portions of SBRnet's database.

According to Mr. Clark, the government's solution to a current problem — declining television viewership, particularly among young people, who prefer to entertain themselves online — goes right through Baidu.

Although he raised Current's prime-time viewership from less than 25,000 a night to well over 100,000 a night, the audience for Current isn't much bigger than one-tenth that of MSNBC's.

Mr. Harbert suggested that networks and advertisers consider changing the ratings currency used for buying and selling ad time, from the current "C3" — shorthand for viewership of commercials during a live telecast and three days after — to "C7," counting an entire week's worth of viewing.

In an effort to fight the current narrative of declining viewership, ESPN decided just last month to report its linear and streaming audiences as one total number.