Sentence examples for sharp ratings from inspiring English sources

The CBS comedies have also experienced sharp ratings falloffs since "The Voice" appeared on the night.

In addition, the network's most recent hit, "Heroes," has had a sharp ratings decline.

The two shows have one thing in common: they are running on networks that have suffered sharp ratings declines.

And despite a sharp ratings drop over the last few months, the network still holds that status — if only by a sliver.

And the sharp ratings declines across television this season, including a plunge for the talent-competition titan "American Idol," provided all the more reason to try to create some new excitement.

LOS ANGELES – Nickelodeon, under pressure to reverse sharp ratings declines, fired its president of animation and longtime head of preschool programming on Wednesday amid a broader management shake-up.

Paris, once a top-rated market, dropped to fifth in the investment rankings and London was singled out for "one of the sharpest ratings drops in the European market".

Results of a trial run showed sharp drops in ratings for shows carried on stations owned by the News Corporation, particularly those aimed at minority viewers.

They found that "winning a prestigious prize in the literary world seems to go hand-in-hand with a particularly sharp reduction in ratings of perceived quality".

This year, the division's late-night news program, "Nightline," has advanced to a much more competitive position against the late-night entertainment shows on NBC and CBS, hosted by Jay Leno and David Letterman, which have both had sharp slides in ratings.

Mr. Azcárraga's decision to step back from Televisa — the largest Spanish-language broadcaster in the world — comes as it has begun to experiment with new styles of programming after a sharp decline in ratings at home and in the United States.