Sentence examples for ratings first from inspiring English sources

As a result, the BBC's ratings first stopped falling and then even recovered a bit.

These ratings first appeared in England in the late 1970s according to this source, and continue to this day at least in part because soccer lacks the sort of in-depth statistical data so common in other sports.

In fact, since 1944 (when approval ratings first became reliable), there have been five cases in which the incumbent party's president had an approval rating below 49 percent a year ahead of the election — as Obama almost certainly will, unless he finds the cure for cancer after our issue goes to print — and each time the incumbent party lost.

Now they are lowering the ratings first and looking later.

Two big warning signs for ITV in those episode 2 ratings: first, Victoria is sinking close to the psychologically important 5 million level.

Product ratings, first launched in the U.S. last year, are essentially Google's play at making its search results look less static, and more like Amazon's, to the average consumer.

It is the second most popular sport on television, with ratings second only to the NFL.

In the 2000 International Classification, Fantastic Light was assessed at 124, placing him fourteenth in the ratings (eighth in Europe), ten pounds below Dubai Millennium.

Empathy may be measured from three different perspectives: Self-rating (first person assessment) – the assessment of empathy using standardised questionnaires completed by those being assessed.

A follow up analysis of variance also was done comparing test performance and ratings of first and second year students to third in forth year students.

It consistently did well in the ratings, finishing first among first-run, syndicated dramas the last four years.