Sentence examples for considerable readership from inspiring English sources

Josep Pla and Joan Fuster amassed a considerable readership for their collections of historical and biographical essays.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has already won an Orange prize and a considerable readership, but now she has been endorsed - very lucratively - as a genius.

With three novels in translation, she had a considerable readership in Italy and beyond, but it wasn't until the 2012 publication of the first of the Neapolitan novels, My Brilliant Friend, and James Wood's glowing 2013 New Yorker article, that we could really speak of the "Ferrante phenomenon" or "Ferrante fever".

Yet, only a tiny fraction attract considerable readership.

And authors on the site have amassed considerable readerships: user MercyRose (Tara Sampson), for instance, who is one of the pilot users of the Fan Funding platform, has 55,316 followers, and managed to fully fund her project already, before the site has even had a public launch.

The book's arguments were made so reasonably -- and the economic and technological arrangements sounded so plausible and inviting -- that for a considerable portion of the readership, "Looking Backward" had the feel of inevitability.

Local and regional newspapers have generations of positive heritage; tremendous brand recognition and loyalty; significant readerships; and considerable influence within the communities they serve.

Nevertheless MH is large in the genre of lifestyle/health magazines, having both a considerable on-line and print readership.

Samuel introduced daily racecards, against considerable opposition from a traditionalist section of the readership opposed to gambling.

The costs are still considerable, but this rural penetration has earned them a fiercely loyal readership.

Busy clinician-readers fix their attention on a limited number of journals, chosen according to the journals' clinical focus and impact.[20], [21] Authors expend considerable energy preparing articles for specific journals, slanting their presentation to meet the needs and expectations of particular readerships.