Sentence examples for declining audience numbers from inspiring English sources
On Channel 4 the show's image never really recovered from the damage done by the Shilpa Shetty race row, which engulfed Celebrity Big Brother in January 2007, and declining audience numbers sealed its fate on the network.
It's no wonder that there is a shift toward these virtual worlds, with media outlets facing declining audience numbers, profit margins always thinning, and a new economy springing out of, well, nowhere.
Like many other cultural institutions in Spain, the club was faced with declining audience numbers after the country's cash-strapped government, desperate for any additional revenue to close the holes in its budget, raised the ticket sales tax from 8% to 21%.
With networks facing declining audiences and financial strains, the pressure to draw large numbers of viewers right from the start is especially powerful.
He cited declining audiences in spite of "top-notch performers".
The trust said it was concerned about the gradual decline in audience numbers for current affairs programmes on television in recent years and about the degree of ambition and quality of current affairs programming.
NBC hasn't indicated what its future plans are for "The Office"; it remains the low-rated network's highest-rated sitcom by far, but its audience numbers have declined somewhat since Mr. Carell departed.
The first episode of the gothic drama pulled in 6.1 million viewers on Easter Monday but that number dropped to only 4.5 million for the second episode, prompting fears that the audience numbers could decline even further for Wednesday's finale.
Arguably, the biggest challenge that most arts organizations face is a financial decline of sorts, either with decreasing audience numbers or with funding sources becoming more limited (or both).
Yet perhaps more tellingly, those audience numbers are on the decline: comScore says they are down by some 16% since August 2013.
While Broadway audience numbers traditionally drop off in January and February, the decline of "Shrek" at the box office has been the talk of the theater industry this week.
