Sentence examples for hot ratings from inspiring English sources

With the advent of 24 hour news operations and campaign rapid response squads, the business of maintaining balanced coverage has begun to conflict directly with the irresistible force of hot ratings.

The red-hot ratings might be incentive to move that schedule up, but Mr. Zucker said yesterday that the network would stick to the January date.

A couple of prominent dramas, "Terra Nova" and "Alcatraz," did not connect with audiences, leaving Fox a bit short in that category, while the white-hot ratings for "Glee" flagged this season.

Match the speaker: 1) "She was hot and got ratings".

Women's figure skating remains so hot, it seems ratings would soar if Mimi, the secretary-from-heck in "The Drew Carey Show," squared off against Ru Paul.

Fig. 4 Clusters of high and low ratings (hot spots and cold spots) of restaurants, fast foods and bars.

Chili peppers are awarded based on the sum of positive and negative (hot or not) ratings.

You know how Roger Ailes said that he hired Sarah Palin because she was hot and got ratings?

Sometimes the two have jabbed at each other in public, as when Ailes said that he only hired Palin because she was "hot and got ratings," or when he told an audience that she "had no chance to be president".

Additionally, CBT also reduced anxiety and hot flush problem ratings.

SSC does not, however, correlate well with subjective measures of severity or problem ratings, and hot flushes defined by SSC and self-reported hot flushes are not always concordant [ 18].