Sentence examples for generating ratings from inspiring English sources

At worst, there is also opportunism in the coverage of a dangerous man who has a flair for generating ratings.

The regular-season ratings for college basketball on CBS, the network most associated with the collegiate sport, hit an all-time low this season, 1.9 (about 2 million homes), although the N.C.A.A. tournament, now in progress, has been generating ratings about on par with last season.

These lesbian kiss episodes often occurred during times of the year when networks were most concerned about generating ratings, and have come to be viewed by some critics as gimmicks to help secure those ratings.

The answer is that the media environment isn't conducive to having that conversation, with a sitting President of the United States, because the media environment favors, and recommends for itself, a situation where staging a clown attack on the political discourse is a good thing to do for generating ratings and stoking controversy.

A Trump interview generates ratings, and ratings generate advertising dollars.

That Wie has the ability to generate ratings has never been in doubt.

"There are athletes and teams in any sport who generate ratings," Goren said.

"The footage has gotten more exciting and networks like Discovery and Animal Planet have really figured out how to generate ratings".

Almost since the day it started in October, "Parker Spitzer" was mired by backstage clashes and disagreements, and was never able to generate ratings traction.

Trapped in a world that has to generate ratings, the cast members of a television series called "The Contenders" are the subject of the fake-umentary "Series 7," Dan Minahan's glib and bleak comic take on reality shows.

If the Internet poses an existential threat to any publishing model — besides dead-tree newspapers and their best-seller columnists, I mean — you'd think it would be a business that aggregates user reviews to generate ratings for local restaurants.