Sentence examples for viewership decline from inspiring English sources

Kaepernick and others switched to kneeling on one knee to protest against "a country that oppresses black people and people of color". An 11 percent NFL viewership decline was interpreted by some as a reaction to the protests.

In a report to its television industry clients, Nielsen wrote of the viewership decline: "This may be the result of leveling off after a period of sustained growth, weather and economic factors or of other viewing options".

While it is true that the viewership decline has continued under Mr. O'Brien, "The Tonight Show" has problems that go beyond whether Triumph the Insult Comic Dog is too tangy for middle America, which has historically been the core of "The Tonight Show" audience.

The list of alternative explanations for the viewership decline has been much discussed of late.

In contrast, championship games for the next-largest American pro sports leagues basketball and baseball have seen their viewership decline by more than 35%, capping off years of declining interest from alienated fans.

Networks these days are beleaguered, with viewership declining and audiences looking for entertainment in other places.

Meanwhile, Fox's viewership declined last year, perhaps emboldening Democrats who may no longer see it as having quite the reach it once did, especially with Congress now in the control of the Democrats.

During the May sweeps period, the program's viewership declined 13percentt in total households, compared with the prior May, and was down by 25percentt among viewers in the 25-to-54 25-to-54 25-to-54ing to Nielsen.

Viewership declined 13%, the lowest in over a decade.

While most networks have experienced viewership declines, Bravo's audience increased 7% in 2016.

Viewership declined each week until last week's surprisingly high viewership of 2.771 million, which marked Raw's highest number of 2019.