Sentence examples for falling viewership from inspiring English sources

For all its failings and all the statistics about falling viewership, network television creates a sense of national community, and not having access to it left me feeling more isolated than ever from mainstream America.

Some people have linked the controversy surrounding NFL protests to its falling viewership, including Donald Trump.

The rise of Netflix, Hulu and the countless other streaming services now available has been arguably the biggest factor in the falling viewership of both SmackDown and Raw.

Those who lament the Oscars' falling viewership often point to the high-water mark: the 1998 ceremony, when over 55 million viewers in the U.S. tuned in to watch "Titanic" win 11 Oscars.

Falling viewership, however, could drive down ad revenue, making the networks' calculations harder to defend, Hughes said.

In fact, in the five years prior to the Hollywood's writer's strike, viewership for Emmy-winning dramas fell 12% the following season.

In fact, during the five years prior to the writers strike, viewership for Emmy-winning drama series actually fell 12% the following season.

Viewership is falling, though the business rakes in ever-growing piles of cash from doing deals with governments to host Grand Prix races.

Television viewership sagged; between 2010 and 2012, ESPN's Sprint Cup viewership fell to 4.4 million from 4.8 million per race.

Total viewership fell to 3 million on Saturday from 6.5 million for Monday's debut.

The X Factor viewership fell to an average 9.7 million per episode from about 12.5 million in 2011.