Sentence examples for consider readers from inspiring English sources

"Yes, there is pressure from the government, but there is also commercial pressure, and they need to consider readers' tastes and interests to make money," said Yu Guoming, a journalism professor at People's University in Beijing.

We don't mean to overemphasize this point, but the authors may consider readers who are not overly familiar with the architecture of the voltage-gated channels.

However, most comments seemed to consider readers as non-researchers or certainly as non-specialists and their role was therefore viewed as different from that of authors.

None of us consider reader privacy and other rights protected by the First Amendment to be abstract.

This seems odd, until one considers readers' promiscuity.

Advertisers sometimes frown on bulk circulation, considering readers who get copies free of charge to be more ephemeral than those who buy a newspaper.

For the case where correlated noise is considered, readers are referred to [16, 17].

It is worth noting, in considering readers' comments, that it was clear that only a small number of commenters had actually read the original thesis by Dominic Cummings.

Whilst the role of this regulation on gene expression shall be briefly considered, readers are directed to recent, thorough reviews on chromatin control of HSV infection (Knipe & Cliffe, 2008; Kutluay & Triezenberg, 2009; Bloom et al., 2010; Nevels et al., 2011).

It considers reader, writer and written-about to be equal in their humanity.

So unconcerned was the work with anything conventionally considered reader-friendly that the suspicion set in that Mills, famously a bus driver but less well known as a columnist, was some kind of existential genius.