Sentence examples for ratings problem from inspiring English sources
"Saturday Night Live" has a ratings problem.
Still, "The Dreamers" has a ratings problem.
By Ian Crouch October 21, 2014 "Saturday Night Live" has a ratings problem.
To media watchers, it may look as though CNN saw its situation not as an opportunity but strictly as a ratings problem.
Ten's most pressing ratings problem is the show which screens first thing in the morning: Wake Up had just 33,000 viewers on Wednesday.
Mr. Roach's last two films were "Meet the Fockers" and "Austin Powers in Goldmember," and he tiptoed toward the brink of an international ratings problem with his "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," which used British slang for sex.
The gendered perception of the sport only amplifies these ratings problems.
NBC has attributed many of their Olympics ratings problems to the time difference between Australia and the United States.
Mr. Darnell, whose more outlandish programming ideas tend to be unleashed whenever Fox hits ratings problems, described "The Chamber" as "pretty visceral stuff".
His predecessors had also been relatively short-lived, mostly because of internal tensions, ratings problems and the demands of the two men running News Corporation, Mr. Murdoch and Peter Chernin.
A few weeks after his suspension, Mr. Kolchinsky left Moody's and testified about ratings problems before the House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform, which released his memo and had to persuade him to testify, according to a committee staffer.
