Sentence examples for rising ratings from inspiring English sources

Even in this year of rising ratings for political debates, and all their reality-show drama, Mr. Gingrich may be over-estimating the public's attention span.

Demand has been fueled by increased competition in crowded product categories like autos and rising ratings for the most recent Super Bowls.

They said at a news conference that greater tennis participation, rising ratings for the tours and a wealthy fan base form the underpinnings of a network.

Hindery also said that steadily rising ratings for Yankees games substantiated his belief that YES had more subscribers than Dolan claimed.

But the company, which owns big cable networks like MTV, VH1 and Nickelodeon, as well as the Paramount film studio, had rising ratings at MTV, in part because of shows like "Jersey Shore".

In contrast, weekly viewing brings everyone back around the water cooler and creates the kind of shared cultural moments that lead to a show racking of up awards, not to ignore rising ratings.

Investors are snapping up the bonds even though default rates are rising and ratings agencies like Moody's are downgrading more companies than they are upgrading.

But little is likely to change amid rising approval ratings for the Law and Justice government.

Democrats are heartened by more favorable reports on employment, rising approval ratings, and their apparent victory in Congress on extending the payroll tax cut and jobless benefits.

He raised taxes steeply his first year, kept a lid on them, and brought in an era of rising bond ratings and credibility.

Here in Ohio, Mr. Romney's aides have argued that economic pain is still plentiful around the state and that Mr. Obama's rising poll ratings are unsustainable.