Sentence examples for audience has led from inspiring English sources

That massive worldwide audience has led to some new records for live-streaming service Ustream, which has been broadcasting feeds from media organizations around the world.

Tumblr's teenaged audience has led to explosive growth for the company, but those users are also known to be fickle (and dramatic), which makes every change that Yahoo/Tumblr enacts going forward risky.

He feels, like many observers of the business, that Hollywood's shift toward mega-franchises (and an increased reliance on foreign audiences) has led to less authentic storytelling.

Her signature ability to engage with a diverse range of audiences has led her to be invited to speak nationally and internationally to students, educators, health and mental health professionals, business leaders and general audiences.

Dr. Kris's signature ability to engage with a diverse range of audiences has led her to be invited to speak nationally and internationally to educators, health and mental health professionals, business leaders and general audiences.

In a changing media landscape, the channel's series like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" and "South Park," and their young, mostly male audiences, have led the shift to online video viewing.

The need for audience approval has led to innovations as well as some decadence in its impact on the musical scene: innovation, if the performer is led to discover imaginative and fresh means of attracting public acclaim; decadence, if the devices for audience attraction become cheap and thinly spectacular, when the performer may distract the audience from more deserving work and debase its taste.

" 'Nightline' has done what few imagined possible five years ago: It has combined groundbreaking and important journalism with an appeal to the audience that has led it to grow while others in its time period have declined," David Westin, the president of ABC News, said in an message to employees on Thursday.

Her understanding of what makes great television and what the audiences want has led to a sustained period of creative success.

Her understanding of what makes great television and what the audiences want has led to a sustained period of creative success," Thompson added.

Since its debut the sometimes slapstick, sometimes poignant, always audience-friendly comedy has led the box office in France, ahead of movies that are already hits, including Steven Spielberg's "Tintin" and "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1".