The phrase "audience amounting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific number or size of an audience, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The audience amounting to over a thousand people was captivated by the performance."
Alternatives: "audience size" or "number of attendees".
The obvious racists in that audience amounted to just a handful of people at one event sponsored by the Tea Party, which represents the right-wing fringe of the Republican Party.
In South Korea, where the word for family translates into "those who eat together," the online phenomenon of Mok-bang, or "eating broadcast," in which a video host shares the consumption (and sometimes the creation) of his or her solo meal with an online audience, amounts to a Millennial response to the increasingly outdated cultural faux pas.
Too often, efforts to build bridges between classical and pop audiences amount to dire musical hybrids that sell both genres short.
Janet T. Langsam, executive director of the council, said that spending by the county's nonprofit arts organizations and their audiences amounted to $92.8 million in 2000, compared with $54.2 million in 1995.
But the three-day festival's total audience last year amounted to just under 3,500.
Reasons may include ease in communicating smaller nuggets of scientific information, the need to balance the abundance of information available about the topic, interest by the audience, or amount of space available for publication, among others.
Showing his longer films to small audiences got so "boring," he said, that one day he cut a couple of them up, stitched together sections of one with chunks of another, and then showed an audience what amounted to two fresh movies.
For the past eight years, that MTV series has offered its audience what amounts to a hugely popular lab experiment in which successive sets of seven college-age kids live together for a television season under the constant surveillance of a resident film crew.
This peak was prompted by the final question from the audience: The amount of oil to be obtained in the future has been reported with conflicting views - so who is telling the truth?" Maria Cure: "Oh reflection, it maybe wasn't great how many people laughed at the mention of Prof Ronald MacDonald's name.
As for disappearing audiences, no amount of managing will solve that one.
