Sentence examples for shows rise from inspiring English sources

Oddly, both networks saw ratings for its pregame shows rise.

And both shows rise above a woefully flimsy format with good writing and exceptionally good casts.

The greatest thing he learned from her, apart from the fact that if you're only interested in yourself, you'll lose your audience, is that lifestyle shows rise and fall on the viewer's trust in the host.

In homes that have DVRs and among 18- to 49-year-olds, ratings for the commercials for prime-time shows rise by 44 percent when playback within three days is counted, Nielsen says, noting, "this degree of lift to the viewing of commercials has remained steady for several years".

On other hand, ε 2crystalline shows rise at very low wavenumbers; this corresponds to the contribution of free charge carriers and one strong phonon peak near 80 cm−1 with a wide slope above 100 cm−100

TV ratings: 'Following' down without football as most shows rise.

Like the tax return data, the C.P.S. also shows rising inequality.

Whittaker said the foundation's analysis "shows rising pressure from pretty much all sides".

As the toil index shows, rising inequality has been costly even for families whose incomes have risen slightly.

While he agrees US data shows rising productivity and stagnating employment, it isn't the case in Britain.

A new report from online advertising company Turn shows rising or steady eCPMs (the effective price paid by advertisers for every thousand impressions).