Sentence examples for would be ratings from inspiring English sources

The result would be ratings agencies even less able to cope with complex modern securities than the current ones.

The source said that producers think Todd, like Bristol, would be "ratings gold" and they also want Meghan McCain and Elliot Spitzer.

They are asset-backed corporate bonds that would be rated by ratings agencies (so as to be investment grade) and issued in sufficient quantities to be easily tradable.

To the surprise of Televisa executives, Mr. Lopez Doriga said his priority would not be ratings or audience, but rather "to convey information".

"We believed the tournament would be a ratings winner on ESPN," Shapiro said.

Jerry Palm, an independent B.C.S. analyst and the publisher of collegebcs.com, said that one of the few certainties about the B.C.S games would be low ratings.

Why the network thought this would be a ratings grabber is a mystery, but once again, "Third Rock" did the unexpected, including segments like a breathtaking 40's-style dance number and a take-off on the film "Brazil".

The campaign, the organizers hope, will show them that a wedding for Cam and Mitch would be a ratings hit.

Although North's debut would be a ratings bonanza, it's not likely going to happen on television.

"Then again, I never thought the video of the dance rap 'Do the Bartman' would be a ratings hit when it aired in December.

Producers had hoped Ruben would be a ratings draw with his compelling story about seemingly having it all -- wealth, career, charisma -- but still being unable to master his weight.