Sentence examples for affluent readership from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bailey declined to be interviewed for this article, but in the past she has said that the magazine courts an affluent readership that is passionate about fashion.

With a combined paid circulation of 16,400, Ms. White said, "we service a highly educated, highly affluent readership that is always looking for more information".

Mr. Silverstein's original mission at The Times was to help attract a younger, more affluent readership at a time when television and an economic downturn were eroding newspapers' influence and profitability.

Newsweek is about to begin a major change in its identity, with a new design, a much smaller and, it hopes, more affluent readership, and some shifts in content.

JetBlue has been gaining notice in awards and surveys from magazines that cater to an affluent readership like Travel & Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Executive Traveler and Departures, which is published for American Express Platinum card holders.

The task of getting each Playbill into the hands of theatergoers every day is daunting, he explained, though it is worth it: the magazine has an automatic and affluent readership, attractive to advertisers.

He first appeared in The New Yorker in 1937, and over the years he mastered the wry, arched-eyebrow sensibility of the magazine's cartoons, and its signature wit, which speaks to an affluent, sophisticated readership and relies partly on erudition, partly on timeliness, partly on psychological astuteness and partly on silliness.

In 1977 the column became a mainstay of the paper's newly introduced Living section, aimed at an affluent and growing readership interested in food and wine.

Her papers, she added, appeal to a more affluent and highly educated readership than The Journal News, and she does not expect the new weeklies to affect her.

"The most popular form of redeemed coupons, free-standing inserts, is still delivered as a supplement in Sunday newspapers, and newspaper circulation and readership among affluent households is higher than general population," said Todd Hale, Nielsen's senior vice president for Consumer and Shopper Insights.

Its demographics tend to be affluent and older, with almost half the readership living on the West or East Coast.