Sentence examples for programmes viewing from inspiring English sources

This is a self-fulfilling prophesy: as viewers fail to watch these riskier programmes, viewing numbers drop further - and seem to justify the cuts in their slots and budgets.

For the first two programmes, viewing figures were above the programme's predecessor Questions and Answers.

In February there were 242 million TV programmes viewed.

The BBC iStats list the total requests for February 2010, (including iPlayer programmes viewed via Virgin Media for the first time), with 116.4m across all platforms.

The broadcaster said that viewing of shows on the ITV Player grew 20% year-on-year, to 217m programmes viewed, with 95% of that growth coming from the booming market for viewing on portable devices such as smartphones and tablets.

But new research from GfK reveals on Wednesday, for the first time, consumption data at a title level for programmes viewed on SVOD services in the US and UK – as well as key facts about why people sign up to the platform.

This is a distinctive 10-minute video spool of unusually short scenes, which is unlike normal sports, drama or news programme viewing.

The type of programme viewed on the media determines the role it will play in either promoting or obstructing the adoption of abstinence.

6 What are the new findings In order to ensure sustained adoption of evidence-based exercise-training programmes, views need to be obtained from players (the end-beneficiaries) as to the likely barriers against, or drivers, of this.

They judge television programmes by viewing audiences, all that type of stuff," he said.

School nurses considered themselves well placed to implement the school based programme and viewed the programme as a means of making a positive contribution to girls' health beyond the school years.