Sentence examples for a readership of from inspiring English sources

Saga magazine has a readership of more than 1m.

What seems absolutely clear is that the establishment of a readership of whatever size is crucial.

Days after the blog launched, it had attracted a readership of half a million.

The website, Azzam.com, had a readership of hundreds of thousands of Muslims and non-Muslims.

More, introduced by Meredith in 1998, seeks a readership of older women.

Mr Kohl could afford to smile were Turkiye a marginal mag with a readership of a few hundred.

In so doing, she gained a readership of some 90 million people in more than 1,200 newspapers worldwide.

What compels busy physicians to reveal their thoughts and feelings to a readership of more than 400,000 clinical peers?

American Vogue, with a readership of two million, has, in particular been criticised for its scarcity of black images.

We put together little booklets with our writing in them – our handwriting – for a readership of two: our parents.

Their combined daily circulation at the time was just shy of 15m (giving them a readership of some 45m).