Sentence examples for Diminished audience from inspiring English sources
Maybe age and the sad discovery of a diminished audience is disappointing.
During the Great Depression exhibitors began offering double features in the hope of luring back their diminished audience.
Even with a diminished audience "TRL" offered powerful promotion, and executives at the major record companies say they lobbied MTV to keep it on the air.
Favreau has a wonderfully self-deprecating way of explaining why his Iron Man movies work – essentially, he says, because they are popcorn movies with explosions and endless fight sequences, leading to vastly diminished audience expectations for the actual acting in between.
The contracts for those ads contain audience guarantees, so if the ratings stay down, the networks have to provide free ads to those sponsors to make up for the diminished audience.
Curiously, the broadcasts haven't diminished audiences for regional tours or West End transfers.
The Palestinians have lost the "armed struggle," but the notion that American-led dialogue can relieve their burden has a diminishing audience among the Palestinians.
"I see a diminishing audience for long form of anything," said James Katz, director of the division of emerging media studies at Boston University.
It might take longer to bring round a non-voter to the merits of exercising their democratic rights, but at some point, the parties will have to try or carry on speaking to a diminishing audience, she says.
NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tartikoff said Wednesday morning that the scheduling is not a reaction to the series' diminishing audience share, which averages below the 28% level NBC had hoped for.
Slowly but surely, things petered out as the more significant politicians, having made their speeches, slunk away to give camera interviews to the news or do whatever it is that the political class do to kick back for a few hours, leaving the unknowns to mostly repeat the same well rehearsed arguments to a diminishing audience.
