Sentence examples for ratings down from inspiring English sources
The state's governor, Jennifer Granholm, has been one of the Democratic Party's stars; but with her approval ratings down, her re-election in 2006 no longer looks assured.
That has been enough to send NBC's weekly prime-time ratings into a tailspin, and its overall basketball ratings down from 4.3 to 3.6 in a year.
Bad publicity from their testimony could have dragged the party's ratings down had elections been delayed.With just 35% of the vote, the lowest PSOE total ever, Ms Díaz must seek support from other parties to govern.
With television ratings down and its buzz having given way to a hum, what is potentially a new millennium version of the engaging 1980's rivalry between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics appears to be taking form.
During "sweeps" last month, CW suffered a significant drop in ratings, down to 2.6 million from 3 million a year earlier, leading to speculation that the network might not exist much longer.
But the bottom line for "The Voice" is that it can no longer be considered a threat to topple "Idol" as the weekly ratings winner, even as "Idol" has experienced its worst season ever, with ratings down by as much as 30 percent from last year.
TRUMP'S APPROVAL RATING DOWN TO THE LOWEST OF HIS PRESIDENCY And his views on gun control are partially to blame.
CONGRESS APPROVAL RATING DOWN TO ONE PERCENT Only Members Of Congress Now Approve Of Congress "This Means We're Winning!" --Both Parties.
"Rating the Ratings" boils down controversy over TV ratings to a fight between Fox and other broadcasters, and Nielsen Media Research.
While ratings were down over last year, Super Bowl XLIII will go down as the second highest rated Super Bowl ever.
