Sentence examples similar to eroded viewership from inspiring English sources
With such a small sample size just a few seasons it is also unclear whether the N.F.L.'s numbers are truly in meaningful decline, especially in the context of eroding viewership of live TV across the board.
Independent stations, cable television and changing viewer habits eroded network viewership.
Cable channels have been eroding broadcast viewership for years, and comparisons between them are inexact.
The repetitiveness of this dating show, once a reality hit, might be why its viewership has eroded in this, its ninth season, even though ABC switched both its time slot and its location.
Broadcast networks pay through the nose to secure rights to NFL games in a world of eroding live TV viewership.
With no Rousey and viewership eroding, WWE could have a tall task establishing a formidable baseline for Fox's Friday night lineup in prime time come October.
The viewership for "Today" hasn't eroded this much since 1995, the year that it recaptured the No. 1 title from "GMA".
More significant may be CBS's 10 percent decline versus the same week last season, though the network said it anticipated that decline because viewership of "The Early Show" eroded over the course of last year.
Health benefits have eroded.
