Sentence examples for poor television from inspiring English sources

XFL games got poor television ratings after a promising start.

Bowden cited poor television ratings and said people grow tired of seeing the same team win year after year.

*The National Hockey League's attempt to expand from regional to national appeal was blunted by poor television ratings this season.

Discussing novels has traditionally made poor television; unlike topical nonfiction, viewers usually need to have read the book to follow the talk.

The ending was poor television: worse, certainly, than Murray's emotional exclamation after his Wimbledon final defeat against Roger Federer — "I'm getting closer" — that made this Federer fan feel a hint of regret at denying Murray what he so badly wanted.

And that poor television presenter being injured by the protestors.Then, after assembling all the bits of evidence that this is objective reality, the official Chinese version sneaks in its big lie, baldly asserting, without further evidence, that:Local people in London strongly opposed the attempt to sabotage the Torch Relay.

The poor, innocent television recapper was written into the sketch too, as the characters referenced how much white people love the television show "The Wire:" "I had a white friend who wrote episode recaps of the 'The Wire' on the Internet.

Residents in Grimsby are rising up against Channel 4's attempts to cast them as the subjects of its next documentary series on the poor – a television genre that has been dubbed "poverty porn".

Even with the subsidy, the Coyotes are losing money on an operating basis because of low attendance and a poor local television deal.

As technology companies see their coffers swell and poor old television is forced to scramble for every available pound, euro or dollar we could be heading for a point where the only way television can survive is if every single show is re-written to promote a huge tech brand.

But the lack of distance in the playoffs, coupled with one of the poorest local television deals, has kept the red ink flowing.