Sentence examples for affluent audience from inspiring English sources

But we're lucky because our audience is basically an older, affluent audience.

The show still attracts an affluent audience and enhances NBC's entire Wednesday night line-up.

The channel is aimed at an affluent audience, primarily male and ages 18 to 49.

Advertisers crave the biggest, most affluent audience they can get -- in practice, a predominantly white audience.

Mr. Page said he would change the paper to attract a more affluent audience and to improve its profitability.

It's partially because we have this young, affluent audience and it's partially because of the 12 noon frenzy.

Members of List-Prog blame their opponents, saying they have alienated affluent audiences.

"The Office," never qualified as a blockbuster hit (though it attracted one of the most affluent audiences in television).

Barry Diller, CEO, and Jamie Kellner, president, were responsible for Fox's programming philosophy, which appealed to the young, affluent audiences advertisers favoured.

There is also evidence that NBC still believes "Smash" does not belong in the same category as "Do No Harm.' Last week, the network's public relations department pointed out that "Smash" may have a small audience, but it is among the most affluent audiences in television.

They ran on news programs with educated, affluent audiences like "60 Minutes" and "Meet the Press"; on daytime talk shows popular with women like "Dr. Oz" and "Ellen"; and on comedy like "The Late Show With David Letterman," which tends to draw older viewers.