Sentence examples for and the readership of from inspiring English sources
And the readership of partisan political publications is small.
Mary Matalin, a campaign adviser to President Bush, described Halperin as "the insider's insider's insider" and the readership of The Note as a kind of "Skull and Bones for the political class".
And the readership of Boston newspapers "might be more interested in what goes on in Beacon Hill (the central Boston neighborhood that is the site of the state government) than the New York papers' is in what takes place in Albany".
We are grateful to Stefan for sharing generously his organizational talent and intellectual leadership for the past couple of years to the benefit of the authors and the readership of Business Research.
With ASERA's history from a colonial western tradition, combined with its location within the highly productive and exciting Asian region, the membership of ASERA and the readership of RISE spans the globe and cultural perspectives.
Rob Ford is still, somehow, the mayor of Canada's largest city, and the readership of the big Canadian media outlets have an obvious interest in keeping up to date with his latest gaffes, fuck-ups, and catastrophes.
To reverse circulation declines at The Los Angeles Times, he paired business and news executives and set out to measure and increase the readership of individual sections.
Questions that were not part of the puzzle such as "Can a solvable game have all lights turned on?", "What is the minimum amount of moves that can solve certain graphs/games?", and "Is the inverse of a solution always a solution?" were proposed and answered which just goes to show how talented and curious the readership of this blog is.
I spent the first half of this year, building and growing the readership of my web technology blog.
Since the area of research and the observations are of interest to all referees (and potentially to the readership of eLife as well), we remain interested in this work and area.
The large memberships of nature conservation organizations don't all consider themselves aficionados of biodiversity science, and the readerships of publications on food and gardening outnumber those of popular science publications.
