Sentence examples for In readership of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Welsh said that the online media were contributing to a drop in readership of mainstream newspapers, which are facing increasing commercial pressure to include alternative voices, despite the government regulations.

I'm not wholly in favour of the code because it is too restrictive on councils that do not seek advertising and on councils trying to compensate for the collapse in readership of commercial papers by providing essential information to residents.

""Within science, there are clear differences in readership of specific topics and books, suggesting that science is not immune to partisanship".".

"He was extremely supportive of our efforts to restructure our newsrooms for the long term, and he provided us with the resources that led to the enormous growth in readership of latimes.com.

"Within science, there are clear differences in readership of specific topics and books, suggesting that science is not immune to partisanship and the 'echochambers' of modern political discourse," said study co-author James Evans, a sociologist at the University of Chicago, in a statement.

Sometimes, it seems as if that many are packed into a single Upper West Side preschool, which suggests there's a built-in readership for this kind of gifty, oversize book.

That could change in the future, though, if readership of literary topics picks up.

There has been a dip in readership as of 2011, primarily due to the increase of technology-related blogs and Twitter feeds.

Ms. Needleman said that she saw major differences in the readership of T versus WSJ.

While this is also true for magazine publishers, the report shows dramatic declines in the readership of printed publications.

Over the last 10 years, France has seen a sharp increase in the readership of alternative, far-right sites, blogs and social media operations, referred to collectively as the fachosphère – ("facho" is slang for fascist).