Sentence examples for ageing audience from inspiring English sources

Edinburgh's ageing audience There are plenty of things I love about my job, but few give me as much pleasure as watching young companies take their first steps in theatre.

The market is shrinking: an ageing audience is not being replaced by younger listeners.

While there is a still a substantial, if ageing, audience with little or no interest in platforms such as Netflix, the big soaps will carry on.

Downton, along with other British dramas including Sherlock, has helped refresh Masterpiece's ageing audience, attracting "smart girls" – college-educated 25-34s – and men.

On the issue of the BBC's ageing audience, Liddiment said: "There is a great deal on the BBC's services that is watched by young people.

But he said the BBC's ageing audience, in common with rival channels such as ITV and Channel 4, was an issue that had to be addressed.

Ageing audiences might have been expected to resist novelty.

Ageing audiences is something that's affecting Channel 4 and ITV as well.

The American news networks continue to suffer, with declining and ageing audiences for even the most successful.

But, to put it bluntly, when ageing audiences' worries about parking the car start to outweigh their enjoyment of concerts, who's going to replace them?

The artisan crafts of classical music, fine art, sculpture, jazz and, Hobsbawm believed, maybe rock'n'roll too, are for ageing audiences in the wired 21st century.