Sentence examples for smallest viewership from inspiring English sources

"Ronan Farrow Daily," which airs at 1 PM, brought in just 216,000 viewers Monday -- which Deadline said was the day's smallest viewership for the network.

"I would suspect this will have the smallest viewership of any one of the debates this year," Rove said, pointing out that the television network it's airing on, ION, is smaller than some of the others that have hosted debates.

Hardly any could survive on premium tiers because their small viewership would limit revenue.

Despite the relatively small viewership, and sometimes critical coverage of his candidate's performance, Mr. Shrum said, the events had allowed Mr. Gore to win over voters.

Because of NJN's slimmer budget and smaller viewership, the station often loses out to New York and Philadelphia when it comes to broadcasting the more popular public shows.

With a relatively small viewership, Stewart and his "Daily Show" team created a screen-to-screen model that would help redefine success in television.

But Dish representatives said the company chose to stop airing the channels because AMC Networks asked for a fee much higher than its relatively small viewership warrants.

Officially, the reason is because the ERT costs "three to seven times as much as other TV stations and four to six times the personnel -- for a very small viewership, about half that of an average private station," government spokesman Simos Kedikolgou said.

Awake had low viewership and ratings throughout its original run.

NBC ranked second in that demographic, winning the 10 p.m. time slot with "ER," which edged past CBS's "Without a Trace" despite drawing a much smaller total viewership.

Since Leno's mid-September debut, his audience has continually slid, with his smallest 10 p.m. viewership to date (about 5 million) tuning in Thursday night.