Sentence examples for viewership from inspiring English sources

"We feel like we were putting out our strongest episodes by the end, but that doesn't really jibe with a rise in viewership".

At times outstripping the viewership of its TV iteration by a factor of 10, the YouTube channel of HBO's Last Week Tonight With John Oliver was perhaps 2014's most reliable source of online video, tackling such potentially bewildering subjects as US state legislatures and Ugandan homophobia with a mix of goofy humour and devastating evidence.

"You should not compete with cricket, being realistic if you actually take the IPL out of TV ratings, then football is actually very big here, in terms of viewership: Champions League, the EPL, the World Cup.

What's more, unless Mr Tiriac can win over the game's biggest names, he may quickly find his viewership dwindling.Players who have spoken out, like Mr Djokovic, complain the courts are far too slippery.

After all, international viewership of "Dallas" kept the series on the air long after J.R. recovered from his gunshot wounds.

If Blendle grows to overwhelm the publications' own subscription viewership, they may pull out.

The viewership stats suggest that, the occasional Ray Rice notwithstanding, the fans still buy it.

Not only does a bear market hurt viewership, it also wallops their main advertisers: brokerage houses, investment banks and financial-information providers.

Even though its reach and viewership pales compared with that of the country's main federal channels, Dozhd is a visual genre the Kremlin's image-conscious political handlers care about to an obsessive degree.

As important, an Olympic gold is to a wrestler the apogee of sporting achievement.Unfortunately, these advantages are not reflected in the all-important viewership figures.

As the SPL's marquee event, the Rangers-Celtic rivalry was responsible for an outsize share of the league's overall television viewership, and the two clubs together provided 60% of the SPL's fan base.