Sentence examples for release ratings from inspiring English sources
Netflix doesn't release ratings, but the show, which is based on a young-adult book of the same name, by Jay Asher, was tweeted about eleven million times in the month after its March 31st release.
The same goes for American Crime, the Sherlock made-for-TV movie, and possibly even Master of None (but we'll never know because Netflix still won't release ratings information).
This year's qualitative ratings are different from past years, when Morningstar would list just the top five and bottom five plans, and not release ratings for any plans in the middle.
In both the finishes, excellent soil release ratings were obtained for almost all the set of conditions when mustard oil was used.
From Figures 1 c, e, f) higher soil release ratings were obtained with curing time of 5 minutes, at concentration >50 gpl, temperature >150°C and pH 4-5.
NBC released ratings and called the debate part of its "Rock Center With Brian Williams" news magazine, which has had many fewer viewers this television season.
In a statement on Monday, Alex Detrick, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, cautioned stations and their advertisers against "using these prematurely released ratings as we believe they are flawed and will be the subject of ongoing litigation".
So semilegitimate is the program that when Nielsen released ratings data for election night, it included numbers for "The Daily Show" special along with the coverage on MSNBC, CNN and Fox News Channel.
Hyundai already is the nation's fuel-economy leader, with an average rating of 30.9 miles per gallon in 2008, the most recent year for which the Environmental Protection Agency has released ratings.
PAGE 19 TEACHER RATING ANOMALIES Recently released ratings of New York City school teachers provide the first glimpse of what is going on within individual classrooms, and one of the most striking findings is how much variation there can be even within what are widely considered the city's best schools.
