Sentence examples for a main audience from inspiring English sources

We will run 3×2-day 'how to do a realist evaluation' workshops for a main audience of researchers and evaluators, and including research users both lay and professional and 3×2-day 'training the trainers in realist research' workshops for a main audience of those who train and support such work.

The online publications are sent by e-mail to people considered to be part of a client company's main audience, including customers.

The series does a disservice to its main audience: young women.

Mr. Keller said in an interview that his "main audience" yesterday was the newsroom, and his remarks were widely praised there.

Nowadays, the main audience for a debate won't be the people in earshot: the exchange is intended to be, as it were, overheard by hundreds of thousands of people on television and social media.

Or else, maybe it was the case, as Sarandos had said in an earlier interview, that Sandler's main audience was to be found "at home," on the couch.

Mark Gordon, one of the film's producers, said that he had always anticipated such an opening, since the film's main audience is older and less inclined to run out and see something on its first weekend.

The main audience for this transmission was an unknown number of shipboard radio operators along the Atlantic Coast".

We were very close and considerate of one another, and for a number of years we were each other's main audience.

Speaking to Rauschenberg's biographer Calvin Tomkins decades later, Johns said: "We were very close and considerate of one another, and for a number of years we were each other's main audience.

Despite this, the series is often considered to have a wider appeal; Crystal Mack of Daily Herald said, "While teenage girls are the main audience, young boys and adults of both genders have also been swept up in the phenomenon".