Sentence examples for ratings move from inspiring English sources

During the first three weeks of operation, it helped Univision's overall ratings move up by 1.3 points (a rating point represents 170,000 viewers).

James P. Gorman, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, has met with Moody's several times since February to try to limit the fallout of any ratings move, according to these people.

That she's up first feels like a unfortunate ratings move, given that the next two hosts they've got lined up – Amy Schumer and Tracy Morgan – are both experienced sketch comics whose appearances are highly anticipated by comedy fans.

Courses with the highest ratings and reviews rise to the top and attract more students, while those with lower ratings move down in search results.

Comparison of the global rating by AAH subjects to the interviewer rating scale demonstrated a striking trend of increasing scale scores with lower ratings moving from an average of about 3 points for subjects who rated their neighborhood as "excellent" to about 7 points for ratings of "poor" (Table 2).

Fans of "Happy Endings" in search of hope should perhaps look towards "Cougar Town," another comedy with a dedicated following that began on ABC but, because of low ratings, moved to the cable channel TBS and gained a new lease on life.

We are certainly keeping tabs on the stock, and will keep subscribers updated on any ratings moves.

In a world where partisanship was more fluid, approval ratings could move more.

"Since the spinoff occurred, we have consistently said the ratings will move together," he said.

The change in lineup means ITV1's Sunday night regular Dancing on Ice, which has dipped in the ratings, will move earlier to 6.05pm.

There's a Foursquare-style gaming element too, where users are encouraged to add their ratings and move up the Pownum rankings, with the aim of advancing from "trooper" to "general".