Sentence examples for delivered ratings from inspiring English sources

It has delivered ratings almost as enormous as the frothy, bejewelled frocks that its subjects wear, provoked massive debate, and, it claims, provided viewers with an insight into a secretive and largely misunderstood community.

It has never delivered ratings — even CNBC considers an audience of 600,000 a pretty good day, and the network's unaccountable loudmouth, Jim Cramer, is lucky to get a quarter of that.

NBC's "Nightly News" delivered ratings gold last week.

Chris always managed to deliver ratings and revenues".

The pressure to deliver ratings, but more importantly impact, was intense.

Nielsen, owned by VNU, enjoys a monopoly in delivering ratings information, which determines how an estimated $40 billion in television advertising revenue is spent each year.

With no guarantee that the client's time would deliver ratings, the agent was simply not interested, according to the executive producers, Ron Trotta and Elly McGuire.

"The X Factor is a cash cow, and ITV needs it to deliver ratings in the most-highly demanded week of the year.

Christine Lagarde, the new IMF chief, when French finance minister, suggested that the agencies be banned from delivering ratings decisions on the eurozone countries being bailed out: Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

Newman wouldn't speak to the Guardian, but one ex-EastEnders producer who declined to be named said: "The pressures on writers to deliver big stories and on producers to deliver ratings are more intense and more unreasonable than ever.

But what if you're surrounded by people who reward you handsomely for making sweeping, slanderous generalisations, both because it delivers ratings and because it's ideologically helpful?I would guess Mr Beck's Nazi fixation stems from a coincidence of strategic and psychological sources.