Sentence examples for won ratings from inspiring English sources
(Most recently, NBC has won ratings gains with its coverage of the Olympics).
Investors were also attracted to stock that won ratings upgrades from investment firms.
In particular, there is a consensus among its executives that the cable network has devoted too many resources to expensive, highly produced programming while Fox and MSNBC have won ratings with relatively inexpensive talk shows.
Some other Masters points: THE RATINGS -- When Tiger Woods looks as if he can't win, ratings suffer.
But she has failed to appeal to voters, winning ratings as low as 3%.
The show now tries to win ratings not through fiery dialogue, but by promoting itself online and bringing on overseas Chinese contestants.
The 10 p.m. entry, the venerable police show "NYPD Blue," posted winning ratings as well for the young adult group, with a 4.8.
Not only does it consistently attract winning ratings for the television network and a premium for advertisers but the contestants are walking away with more money than anyone has ever won in a single episode of TV worldwide.
By June, a triumvirate of news organizations run by the Communist Party, the Xinhua news agency, People's Daily and China Central Television all ran reports extremely critical of the show's attempt to win ratings at the expense of quality.
"The Voice" has also set up improvement on Tuesday night by attracting winning ratings from 8 to 9, and driving viewers to two new comedies, "Go On," and "The New Normal," from 9 to 10. Frontloading the week was a centerpiece of the strategy.
