Sentence examples for deep ratings from inspiring English sources
Still, it will be difficult for even a talent like Olbermann to pull Current out of a deep ratings hole and make MSNBC rue the day it let him go.
ABC, which loses an estimated $500 million annually, has been in a deep ratings funk, broken only by the brief hit Who Wants toBe a Millionaire.
His ratings, deep in the doldrums before the war, have surged back almost to respectability.
These days, the prime minister, his approval ratings deep in negative territory, has apparently seen some advantage in sending an additional 500 men to Afghanistan.
Any network would be thrilled with that statistic, but particularly NBC, which is deep into a ratings slump many years in the making.
His speed is an 87 and despite his small stature, he has the power to take you deep with slugging ratings that average out at 65.
The grades matter most when you descend deeper into junk ratings.
One of his first acts was to hire independent television producer Grant Tinker to lead RCA's NBC subsidiary, which had been sinking ever deeper in the ratings under departing President Fred Silverman.
One of the site's primary attractions is its deep well of product ratings — not only more data on some products than will fit in the magazine, but also ratings published months or years ago.
Hogan is buoyed by strong approval ratings and deep fundraising, which has enabled him to campaign forcefully across the state, even in Democratic strongholds.
Even those with stellar credit ratings and deep pockets may not have $1 million to plunk down as a 50percentt down payment on a $2 million home, he pointed out.
