Sentence examples for be read by more from inspiring English sources

I want it to be read by more than just a small target audience.

"They want to make sure that it's good enough to be read by more than just their teacher," said Christopher S. Wright, a third grade teacher at Wyman Elementary School in Rolla, Mo.

Eventually, he wrote a book that was short enough to be read by more than just a few highly attentive and patient people ("Carpenter's Gothic"); he won awards — the National Book Award (twice), the MacArthur "genius grant," the Lannan Literary Award for Lifetime Achievement.

The editors' action put newspapers with a combined daily and weekend circulation of more than eight million copies — said to be read by more than one-third of Britain's population of 62 million — on record in favor of substantially toughening the system of self-regulation by the newspapers that has been in place since 1953.

Second, and just as important, the needs of the reader must be considered: On the whole, shorter papers tend to be read by more people, and if the goal is to reach an interdisciplinary audience, a tight length limit is always desirable.

Langer: I'm not sure if they should be resolved really because if a writer wants to be read by more people than himself and his posse of Facebook friends, he needs to be aware of his audience.

His blog posts from the trip were read by more than 1m Chinese.

That it is read by more people than any other English language newspaper.

In April the Guardian was read by more than 7 million unique browsers a day.

"Although print is declining publishers have never been read by more people," said Jonathan Barnard, head of forecasting at ZenithOptimedia.

The strip, syndicated since 1972, is distributed to 1,300 newspapers by Newspaper Enterprise Association and is read by more than 25 million readers.