Sentence examples for levels of viewership from inspiring English sources
Older animated classics attracted their typical levels of viewership.
"You don't need to spend huge amounts to get growing levels of viewership," says UKTV's chief operating officer, Jan Gooze-Zijl.
Higher levels of viewership may ameliorate the effects of the recent economic slowdown, which forced the networks to lower significantly the prices paid for commercial time.
Mr. Friedman acknowledged that music had not always drawn "the level of viewership we hope for," but nonetheless he said, "we know our audience wants more of it".
"Now, this business is about big ideas," Mr. Farella said, "leveraging your buy with an 'event' show, with a hit series, with programming marketers want to make a big deal out of". "We dearly need the writers for that," he added, "because the strike has proven that the networks don't need the writers to get a 1.7 rating" — a mediocre level of viewership.
And that level of viewership translates into a lot of money.
The U.S. watched the soap opera drama unfold, and in the process the sport saw television ratings soar and maintain a consistent level of viewership.
That relatively low level of viewership might indicate why Mayor Eric Garcetti has stayed out of this mess, but the Dodgers' on-field success and record attendance last season should persuade him to get involved.
"Artst Tlk" may not get the same level of viewership as Jenna Marbles or "Nyan Cat," but Uncommon Content plans to start licensing deals for the show in the coming weeks.
And there is something else that the N.B.A. and every other mainstream sport used to certain levels of television viewership had better understand: Games are no longer alone as a form of live prime-time entertainment.
An editor with the Shanghai Media Group, a television company, conveyed the intensity of interest in earthquake news in terms of viewership, saying interest levels were too high to heed orders from above to discourage frontline reporting.
