Sentence examples for Extent of audience from inspiring English sources

The UK radio industry continues to look to the quarterly Rajar listening figures as a yardstick of achievement, but Cooper says these stats, while "a very important part of what we do", don't accurately reflect the full extent of audience engagement.

(It is a curious phenomenon that, since the middle of the 18th century in Europe and in the United States, the majority of readers of serious literature as well as of entertainment literature have been women. The extent of the influence that this audience has exerted on literature itself must be immense).

That was the extent of his appearance before the audience and the media; there was no time for selfies with his adoring fan base.

However, none of the instruments describes the extent of adherence by the target audience.

Of course, conductors can to some extent control audience reaction at the end of a piece, and keep at bay the audience member desperate to make their mark by being the first to applaud.

These estimates of audience size, collated by a commercial audience measurement provider, show the extent to which the population in the media market would have been exposed to campaign advertisements on average each week.

Remarks of audience at tournament.

It argues that introducing the provisional term "algorithmic audience" reflects three prior conceptions of audience, including concrete situations, discourse community, and participatory audiences.

The current users had concerns around the target audience and the nature and extent of communications and stakeholder engagement in product development.

One activist, Danny Abdul Dayem, posted video reports from the city on Sunday in English to document the extent of the destruction and plead with a foreign audience for assistance.

The companies are building an audience despite the market confusion, although the extent of that growth depends on whom you ask.