Sentence examples for a growing readership from inspiring English sources

The paper conducted a succession of civic crusades and sensational exposés that attracted a growing readership.

History, though, has its own way of vindicating betrayal, Mr. Treglown insists; Julián Marías's work is alive, with a growing readership.

"The North-China Standard (in Chinese, Huabei zheng bao) presented Japan's case for expansion and leadership in Asia to a growing readership in post-WW1 China and Japan.

That vision may chime with a growing readership in Asia's burgeoning leisured classes, with the new-found time to look back.

"We could see a growing readership, but we didn't have a section that catered specifically to Latinos," said Lachlan Murdoch, the publisher of The Post, who added that NYP Tempo might eventually expand to a weekly.

The belated translation of her poems, essays and letters into Portuguese has sparked what her Brazilian biographer, Carmen Oliveira, calls Bishopmania here, including a highly praised new play, a growing readership for her writings and plans to make a movie about her tangled intellectual and romantic life in Brazil.

At 45,052, ABC circulation is up an impressive 10.7% period on period, with a notable 92% of copies actively purchased, demonstrating a loyal and growing readership that keeps us on course to become the no.1 paid-for magazine in the sector.

"The DealBook newsletter, which started in 2001, has gained a loyal and growing readership.

The magazine has focused on the military, veterans and their families as a source of growing readership.

In 1977 the column became a mainstay of the paper's newly introduced Living section, aimed at an affluent and growing readership interested in food and wine.

With the chronicle of my experience in a personal blog I've found a voice that I've never particularly had, and that has value... and witnesses, as I've surprised myself with a slow, but steadily growing readership.