Sentence examples for ratings climbed from inspiring English sources
At the onset of the sixth season premiere, The Wendy Williams Show's ratings climbed 36percentt, making the program the highest rated talk show among women ages 25 to 54 the key demographic for daytime television beating out veteran competitors like The Ellen Degeneres Show and Live! with Kelly and Michael.
Sedgewick said his course ratings climbed to the highest level ever, with no weakening of academic performance.
But as Mr. Reagan's final year played out, his ratings climbed, as did the general good feelings about the times.
As his poll ratings climbed week by week, both Sarkozy and Hollande started dancing to the beat of his drum.
Mr. Correa, a left-leaning economist, pushed for the referendum after he survived a chaotic police rebellion in Quito in September and his approval ratings climbed.
Other polling organizations also show Obama's approval ratings climbing back toward fifty per cent, which is widely regarded as a key threshold.
If your ratings climb high enough, the sites will often feature your profile in their "top girls" or "hottest guys" sections, making some high-school students feel like superstars.
The data showed people's job satisfaction ratings climbing with their salaries.
With ratings climbing, Oprah has taken to saying the network has "made the pivot" to a more successful future.
M.L.S. Ratings Climb Ratings for M.L.S. games on NBC Sports Network have received a bit of a bump from the network's extensive Olympics coverage, which includes a channel dedicated to the soccer competitions.
