Sentence examples for viewership ratings from inspiring English sources

During its run the show consistently earned high viewership ratings and won 29 Emmy Awards.

Their choices were informed by the broad viewership ratings of Nielsen and other survey data, which typically led to buying relatively expensive ads during evening-news and prime-time viewing hours.

Last year's Super Bowl notched the highest viewership ratings ever, drawing an average of 106.5 million consumers, per Nielsen Co. That's more than the final episode of M*A*S*H.

Despite receiving plenty of critical acclaim, Arrested Development was pulled off the air in 2006 after just three seasons thanks to the Fox network's troubling fixation with piddling matters like viewership ratings.

Viewership ratings traditionally plunge each spring.

So it's always good to see very large viewership ratings.

They're essentially marketing tools designed to boost viewership and ratings," on the television channels, he said.

In 1989, when an earthquake before Game 3 interrupted the most recent all-California Series for 12 days, the Oakland Athletics' four-game sweep of the Giants produced record lows in viewership and ratings that lasted 11 years.

There has been speculation that if the television industry seeks to raise ad rates for 2013-14 considerably higher than they have been for 2012-13, mayison Avenue may balk, citing recent erosion in viewership and ratings as well as a current schedule bereft of hit new series.

Spicer stuck by his statement that "it was the largest watched Inauguration, ever," despite the fact that the one verifiable metric for viewership, Nielsen ratings, show that Trump's inaugural was well behind the TV audience for ceremonies for Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Barack Obama.

Of course, being on the Internet means a different way of thinking about viewership and ratings.