Sentence examples for audiences with more from inspiring English sources

*In 1997, MTV UK was launched with the aim of providing audiences with more local artists and relevant content.

Audiences with more choice, bigger expectations and in some cases a real sense of distance from the BBC.

They can sometimes provide direct-response advertisers with sufficient success -- and cash -- for them to pursue mainstream audiences with more traditional and expensive advertising.

Neither actor had watched the original, which had one of BBC4's largest-ever audiences, with more than 1 million viewers last year.

And while the work I saw was not exactly cutting-edge, Ms. Maxwell, who is in her eighth season as the festival's artistic director, has made it a practice to court younger audiences with more modern productions and new plays.

"Guided by a strategy that prioritises our display advertising products (both local and national), and focuses on growing digital revenues in key economic-growth geographies and with key audiences with more disposable income".

In the mid-1990s DiCaprio began to attract a wider audience with more mainstream films.

Studio executives also say there is a growing audience with more multicultural tastes that gives these films a broader appeal.

Instead, he said, the decision grew out of a desire to reach a wider audience with more varied jazz programming.

The ITV show amassed a dedicated audience, with more than 8 million viewers tuning in last April to find out who killed 11-year-old Danny Latimer.

Arianda holds an audience with more than her odd-pretty Ukrainian looks; her seductive power lies in her catenation of bold intelligence, shy vulnerability, and classic comic timing.