Sentence examples for audience-driven from inspiring English sources

A year later in the United Kingdom, Mercedes attempted to "move brand perceptions away from 'sedate luxury' as well as drive 50,000 leads" with YouDrive, the world's first "audience-driven commercial".

It's truly audience-driven, and much more balanced.

This audience-driven music distribution has other benefits.

Audience-driven companies like Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr have the youngest founders, with an average age at founding of 30 (seemingly imminent unicorn Snapchat will lower this average).

(We excluded media, games, messaging services, and social networks, which tend to be more audience-driven than commerce-driven and monetize primarily through ads or digital goods rather than physical goods and services).

Only in the last 18 months have Uber and Lyft emerged as the first two unicorns in On-Demand Services, while the more nascent App-Based Services category has yet to generate a single unicorn outside of audience-driven mobile media apps, which we have excluded for the purposes of this discussion.

That flirting no doubt felt like uninhibited manhandling for the poor, soon-to-be-bruised souls in the orchestra, pelted with whatever objects were to hand by an audience driven furious at the avant garde-ness of Stravinsky's work.

The excesses of the central Don Juan character are surpassed by those of his six sons, though many members of the audience, driven out early by constant scenes of violence, outrage and rape, were spared that discovery.In this section The stage of nations The bloodier the better You don't have to be Jewish to live there Enigma of the people Is truth enough?

Researchers at Fox News, citing data from the same source, Nielsen Media Research, said that a more appropriate time frame for measuring viewership is seven years -- during which the total cable audience, driven mostly by a rise in Fox ratings, has grown.

When we eventually shambled back onto the stage, in various stages of undress, some three minutes after we had left it, the audience, driven to ecstatic frenzy by our delay, stood as one and broke into a communal roar of approval.

But at Saturday night's concert, recorded for Mr. Walker's next album, the audience drove him on, tabernacle style.