Sentence examples for lower audiences from inspiring English sources

Despite lower audiences it continues to be lucrative for ITV with competitions and advertising bringing in key revenue.

BBC2 should be more distinctive in order "provide a clearer alternative to BBC1", even if this resulted in lower audiences, the trust added.

And though Channel 4 has been applauded for its extensive and innovative coverage, lower audiences generally mean lower public involvement.

However, the subscription broadcaster has a far lower audience than the free-to-air ITV.

They can expect a much lower audience of fewer than 400,000 on UKTV.

The News Corporation, the media company controlled by Rupert Murdoch, said today that fiscal first-quarter profit fell 10percentt because of lower audience ratings at the Fox Television Network.

Other sitcoms start strong in the rerun market but gradually fade: "Friends" surged past "Seinfeld" on the rerun charts for a time but has since retreated to lower audience levels.

I've no interest in reading the books or watching similar teenie movies, but I'll probably go to Breaking Dawn, the prequel, which comes out today (maybe a midweek showing: lower audience decibel levels).

Arrow may not have the high budget of Agents of SHIELD, but it debuted to far lower audience expectations, and has had an entire first season to work out any kinks (or insert some).

It seems people have been glued to their TV screens rather than dipping a toe in the fringe, with the Stage reporting reduced ticket sales and even the PBH free fringe experiencing lower audience numbers.

Delays in digitization affect broadcasters like the BBC because analog cable operators in India are purported to underreport subscriber data, leading to lower audience measures, which eventually affects ad rates that broadcasters can command.