Sentence examples for getting a ratings from inspiring English sources

Should Letterman be making a joke – and a getting a ratings boost – out of his family's suffering?

Disney's four-ship cruise line was ranked the most environmentally friendly, getting A ratings of sewage treatment and water-quality compliance and a B-minus for its efforts to reduce air pollution.

Of the 430 for which grades were available, only 33 (7.7 percent) deviated from the simple Republicans get "A" ratings, Democrats get "F" model.

Some future episode will get a ratings bump when Ms. Kardashian's current companion, Kanye West, makes a guest appearance.

The show got a ratings boost when Ellen kissed another woman, and the jolt seemed to inspire the writers.

That means the show that follows — usually one a network wants to enhance with the best possible introduction — gets a ratings lift in early national ratings reports that are often widely reported by news outlets.

Once you've been on the circuit for a while, you get a ratings system going: when old, first-generation Pakistani men get up to speak you skip out into the corridor for a cup of coffee and a gossip.

I'm not sure why Channel 9 goes to all this trouble to get a ratings hit when they could have just filmed couples undergoing marriage counselling in front of a bulldozer.

How is it that airport bonds usually get A ratings, without even taking the bond insurance into consideration?

The Cohan Rule got a ratings boost in the recent Tax Court case, Ragassa v. Comm'r, T.C. Summ.

Putin has not gotten a ratings bump from his Syrian intervention, despite spectacular 24/7 displays on television of Russian surgical air strikes that cost no Russian lives.