Sentence examples for committed readership from inspiring English sources
By erecting a pay wall around some content, the company's newspapers might be able to charge higher prices by presenting advertisers with a more engaged and committed readership, as opposed to equally valuing all eyeballs that come to their sites.
Talbot assembled a fiercely loyal team of editors and writers -- and along with it an equally committed readership.
Lagos-based Vortex Comics is committed to telling stories that appeal to a real, African readership.
You will need to commit to growing your readership and drawing attention to your work.
Ladies Magazinee, which was published by Hale from 1828 to 1837, often included much of Hale's own work and was built on an editorial policy committed to providing original writing and reliable materials for the education of a female readership.
The journal is not committed to any particular theoretical framework, and issues often contain contributions that appeal to a readership wider than the linguistic-studies community.
With the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS the journal's parent agency under new direction, we felt it was important to assure our readership that we greatly value the journal's trustworthy reputation and that we are committed to maintaining its credibility as a high-quality, independent, peer-reviewed publication.
And though The New York Times recently committed to increasing coverage of climate change, according to the prevailing wisdom, that won't do much for that paper's readership.
