Sentence examples for drop in audience from inspiring English sources

We've seen a drop in audience numbers lately, perhaps due to all the war talk.

After all, they could see a drop in audience if many TV sets suddenly go dark.

(At the time, the producers said they had shelved plans for an extended run because of a drop in audience).

The fall in tourism, the ash cloud and the election has caused a drop in audience figures, which has also affected shops, restaurants and hotels across London".

Simon Cowell, one of the program's three judges (he's the mean one), said the drop in audience could have been due to the relatively weak field of contestants.

The BBC blames listeners' "news fatigue" for the continued drop in audience and it is something the Radio 4's new controller, Mark Damazer, will have to address.

This has resulted in a steep drop-off in audience for many stations.

The app, which is based in New York, has experienced a drop-off in audience, but it continues to attract thousands of people to play in hopes of winning money by answering a dozen trivia questions on their phones.

"Yet it has not meant a drop in audiences," said Monaci.

Absolute, whose lineup of DJs includes Christian O'Connell, Frank Skinner, Geoff Lloyd and Dave Gorman, suffered a big drop in audiences after its relaunch two years ago.

Barbican director Sir Nicholas Kenyon said that the venue had enjoyed one of its most successful years in 2012, and that the feared drop in audiences at the end of the London Olympics had not materialised.