Sentence examples for viewership like from inspiring English sources

The Outlaw Star television series was aired in Japan during a late night timeslot because it was not likely to obtain more than one or two percent viewership like prime time shows.

A viewership like that would be almost twice the number of people who watched the highest-rated Republican debate during the last presidential election cycle, a 2011 ABC News broadcast that drew 7.6 million viewers, according to numbers provided by Nielsen.

QUESTION FROM IRA WAGMAN: I wonder what the viewership will be like, given Monday Night Football and Game 7 of the LCS.

Because of the decline in cable viewership, companies like Disney are looking for new platforms to expand the reach of their leading brands.

He's saying TV viewers don't have the patience for it, that it shouldn't take three seasons to make one Beetlejuice reference, that the whole show is one inside joke stacked on top of another until viewership collapses, like someone trying to play Jenga in a moving car.

Late last year live video events broadcast over the Internet started putting up TV-like viewership numbers: 10 million for a U2 concert, 3 million for the red carpet premiere of a Twilight sequel, and more than 250,000 for a screening of a film from hip hop mogul 50 Cent.

In its "core" NFL viewership folks don't like the kneeling, so it would appear the NFL should heed the President's advice.

To claim that AMC's channels have "low viewership" might seem like a stretch.

They help build viewership with strategies like linking to their videos from other popular ones in the same network.

If Tebow plays well — or if there is hope for a late comeback — the arc of viewership might look like last Sunday's but with larger numbers.

The dispute is unrelated to recent loud criticism from executives at many broadcast television networks that Nielsen is not accurately measuring national viewership among audiences like men age 18 to 34.