Sentence examples for viewership number from inspiring English sources

One recent ESPN women's boxing card, for example, drew viewers from about 639,000 homes, which is the average viewership number for a men's card.

But it is quite different from that usually used to measure television audiences, in which statisticians track the number of people watching a particular program from minute to minute and then produce an average viewership number.

The viewership numbers are staggering.

Netflix closely guards its viewership numbers.

Since then Mr. Stewart's show has reached record viewership numbers.

The hooked episode had no correlation to total viewership numbers or attrition.

Or maybe the viewership numbers weren't accounting for cord-cutters, who were streaming games online.

It would be an even better cultural exchange and probably translate into even larger viewership numbers for the show.

(For instance, the apparent success of "Bright" — Netflix doesn't release viewership numbers — suggests a homegrown franchise that now has instant name recognition).

Editors and producers say that the readership and viewership numbers reveal that the demand for politics coverage has only increased as the race goes on.

Netflix does not disclose viewership numbers, but the audience for the show, which will launch its fourth season this year, has been estimated at three million.