Sentence examples for viewership dip from inspiring English sources

Despite a gradual viewership dip thanks to a proliferation in viewing options and platforms in recent years, Winfrey's show remains the most successful talk show in syndication.

Television viewership dips over the summer.

But the viewership dipped as it went on, declining to just 130,000 the week before its finale, which garnered an audience of 200,000.

"They have a clear brand identity," he says of Fox, "which does not afford them as many places to go when their viewership dips.

The viewership dipped to 35,300 people at 7pm, once people realized the show would be people agreeing with each other for a half-hour.

Meanwhile, interest often wanes for the second debate and, while nationally viewership dipped more than usual, for all I knew most of Muncie could have been watching it at home.

comScore just released its monthly U.S. online video data, and while viewership dipped slightly in January 2012 (from December), long-form video content views are on the rise.

Actually, viewership dipped to a season low.

Viewership had not dipped below 12.1 million until Tuesday.

The economy took its toll on Nascar, industry experts said of the dip in viewership and attendance in the last couple of years, and so did, just maybe, Mr. Johnson's five consecutive Cup Series championships.

Yes, the boycott against the Oscars did coincide with a dip in viewership and probably did have some impact on the those numbers, but there were plenty of other factors in play.