Sentence examples for significant viewership from inspiring English sources

This survey shows that old shows like Prison Break (ended in 2009) and 24 (ended in 2010) are still drawing significant viewership.

"Our fans love to engage with content on Twitch, and we wanted to drive significant viewership of the Overwatch League in its inaugural season and beyond," said Armin Zerza, chief operating officer of Blizzard Entertainment, in a statement.

Gabriel Sanchez, a partner at Latino Decisions, said 12 million views is significant viewership for a Spanish-language video. .

A new platform must provide a novel way to engage a creator's existing audience, enable a direct relationship with fans and deliver significant new viewership.

Scream marked a change in the genre as it cast already-established and successful actors, which was considered to have helped it find a wider audience, including a significant female viewership.

Data provided by TiVo, a maker of set-top boxes, showed significant declines in viewership between 9 and 10 30 p.m.

But the senator cited results of a test of the local people meters during the winter, during which "virtually all top-rated shows among African-American adults witnessed significant declines in viewership, in some cases by more than 60percentt".

Nevertheless, it marked a significant drop in viewership compared to the previous week's episode, fourth season premiere "Box Cutter", which was seen by a series-high of 2.58 million household viewers.

It was seen by an estimated 1.97 million household viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research, making it the second most-watched episode of Breaking Bad by the fourth season, although it marked a significant decline in viewership compared to the previous episode, season premiere "Box Cutter".

The channel changeover has been a success so far, he added, citing ratings data showing significant improvement over the viewership for Planet Green.

"We are happy to have secured these highlights packages and to be able to bring them to a significant free-to-air viewership," said the ITV director of sport, Niall Sloane.