Sentence examples for drop of ratings from inspiring English sources

He writes, "Now fingers were being pointed at Zucker — some from competitors, but others from at least nominally nonpartisan Hollywood studio and agency executives — for milking old NBC hits like 'ER' and 'Law & Order' of every drop of ratings juice left in them, and for being too clever by more than half in forestalling the day of reckoning with program stunts and gimmicks".

We found that training 2 is the only group in which a significant drop of emotional ratings has occurred for all images [t(3) = 7.57, p = 0.048] as well as for only the negative images [t(3) = 9.69, p = 0.023].

The observed group difference was due to a drop in the level of ratings by male respondents.

But the second week also saw a drop in ratings of 20percentt.

The candleholder, by contrast, produced a ratings drop of a measly three points.

But much will be made of the precipitous drop in ratings for the premiere of "Two and a Half Men" on CBS.

Some critics warned the network about a future drop in ratings and popularity of the show.

He talked to us about Air America, about stations that were picking up the show because of ratings, and stations that were dropping it because of ratings.

ABC will try a spinoff of "Once Upon a Time" with "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland," showing a lack of concern about a drop in ratings for the original.

Even with "The Office" signing off for a last time, the big ratings news Thursday night was made by "Idol," which ended a lackluster season — its 12th with a drop of more than 40 percent in the ratings.

The second set of episodes, broadcast on the following night, showed a drop in ratings down to 4.47m for the first episode, and 5.55m for the second.