Sentence examples for advanced readership from inspiring English sources
The New York Times has a reputation for having an intellectually advanced readership.
Using the Internet, Coelho broadened his readership by blogging, expounding upon ideas advanced in his books, and making his books available for free.
To advance his ideas, Baden-Powell wrote Scouting for Boys for boy readership, which describes the Scout method of outdoor activities aiming at developing character, citizenship, and personal fitness qualities among youth.
Hopefully, these have served to expand the knowledge base of its readership and will be a source of continuing education for practitioners seeking to better manage the physical and mental problems that are associated with advancing age.
Cargo, a shopping magazine for men to be introduced in March by the Condé Nast Publications division of Advance, has been promoting its projected readership.
Whether these together provide enough of an advance and will appeal to a broader readership is hard for me to assess.
Advocates of the Web say that advances in technology will gradually increase the online readership of college papers.
Of course, press releases may also benefit authors and journals by increasing recognition and citation, which may in turn increase authors' ability to obtain funding and advance their careers, and increase the journal's readership and ability to attract high-quality submissions (Altman 1995; Barbour et al. 2008; Ransohoff and Ransohoff 2001; Shuchman and Wilkes 1997; Smith 2006; Stryker 2002).
