Sentence examples for a defined audience from inspiring English sources

Hit movies invariably require the combination of the right actor in the right role, positioned for a defined audience.

The film benefits from a defined audience, and a cast member (Helen Mirren) who is a proven winner with its older-skewing target demographic.

"But me and Helen have a good show that has a defined audience and we've had some great feedback from other comedians.

Here The Upshot may have an advantage: if it sticks to the narrower areas of polling and policy, there's clearly a defined audience for that – as Silver showed when his section of the Times site brought in a huge audience during the 2012 election.

But it's an apt app adjective for custom-tailored mobile experiences — ones not made to scale to the entire world, but instead delight a defined audience.

This is how it's done: "my company, _ insert name of company)_, is developing _(a defined offering)_ to help _(a defined audience)_ _(solve a problem)_ with _ secret sauce)_".

This means that we offer our advertisers a clearly defined audience of forward thinking innovators and entrepreneurs.

MacDonald suggests it was this lack of a clearly defined audience that led to Potter's lack of imagination and control in the tale, and her "false step" with the chipmunks' marital relationship.

Crowd Ignite enables publishers within defined audience verticals to share their content within a closed network, thereby exposing their content to relevant users on other sites and allowing them to acquire new users and grow their audience.

Blogging on the other hand has no such clearly defined audience.

It will pull the inventory together, infuse it with consumer data that news outlets collect from their readers–e-mail addresses, gender, income and hobbies and sell it to marketers with a need to reach carefully defined audiences.