Sentence examples for a relatively large audience from inspiring English sources

"It is on a broadcast network, it's prime time, it draws a relatively large audience and it draws a lot of attention leading up to it and has a bit of an afterlife," said Eric Wright, the vice president for research and development at Joyce Julius & Associates, a sports market-research firm.

In distributing the invitation to participate we aimed at a relatively large audience, since it is rather difficult to find experts experienced in both transportation and in the use of Wild Cards, and to ensure their involvement.

By selling them in Best Buy, B&N is at least assured of a relatively larger audience of tech-savvy consumers walking past its displays.

New York University offered its Loewe Theater around the corner on West Fourth Street, and in the interests of prudence the festival and its relatively large audience, a mix of young and old, relocated to air-conditioned comfort and a more controlled environment.

There have been a number of breathless stories over the last couple of days about the relatively large audience the Detroit-Pittsburgh final has drawn on Versus, which invariably include the phrase "second only to Lance Armstrong's final ride in the 2005 Tour de France for the highest-rated in the network's history".

For years, the mainstream channels could count on drawing relatively large audiences just because they were there.

The first runner-up, CBS, still drew relatively large audiences for its crime shows "NCIS" at 8 p.m. (20.7 million) and "NCIS: Los Angeles" at 9 (15.5 million).

Presumably the show's regular audience — which in recent weeks has ranged from 1 million to 1.6 million, with a relatively large share in the sought-after 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49o quages.

"It was a relatively large blast.

"I have a relatively large, empty house.

Britain is a relatively small island with a relatively large – and growing – population.