Sentence examples for low viewership from inspiring English sources

To claim that AMC's channels have "low viewership" might seem like a stretch.

Low viewership won't help raise the national profile of Devils like Scott Stevens, Martin Brodeur and Jason Arnott.

On Sunday, Wasserman Schultz seemed to seek to excuse her party's low viewership with a quality-over-quantity argument.

Its ratings have been slipping since the mid-1980s, and low viewership recently has affected the bottom line.

ESPN yesterday canceled Stephen A. Smith's nightly series, "Quite Frankly," which had suffered from low viewership since its inception in August 2005.

Many of NBC's affiliated stations are taking a ratings beating at 11 p.m. and blame low viewership of the Leno show, which leads into those newscasts.

On CBS "The Big Bang Theory" hit a season low in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49rson of Interest" tumbled to its lowest viewership sincategoryand, at 13.5 million.

In the second quarter of this year, Mr. King's show averaged 674,000 viewers, its lowest viewership in at least a decade, according to ratings from the Nielsen Company.

There are a lot of bowls overall (35) strung out over a long period of time (Alabama waited 44 days between its last game and the Sugar Bowl), and the eye-on-the-bottom-line selection process produced some doozies like West Virginia's 70-33 clofbering of Clemson, which understandably drew the lowest viewership ever for a B.C.S. game at 7.2 million people.

It was the lowest viewership for a season penultimate episode since 2009.

When the former "How I Met Your Mother" star hosted the ceremony in 2015, ratings fell 16percentt, resulting in the lowest viewership in six years.