Sentence examples for consistent audience from inspiring English sources

"It's a consistent audience, and it's an audience that's always interested in the music".

"In an ad network with several hundred sites, even if you group them into auto, or women's sites, the range of content means there's no consistent audience".

Premiere Radio, a subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications, is projecting a consistent audience from 2008 to 2009 as it signs on advertisers.

Duet, created and performed by Hanna Gillgren and Heidi Rustgaard of h2dance, has proved a consistent audience favourite over the course of the competition.

With a consistent audience of about 1.5 million it has been a staple of the ITV daytime schedule for almost a decade.

Sony has also learned that serving up webisodes on a sporadic basis — as the site Funny or Die does — fails to build a consistent audience.

NBCSN needs a stronger slate of more prominent sports to attract consistent audiences, especially males, from season to season.

News programs, like "Today" and "NBC Nightly News," which have consistent audiences, have soared in London and may get a rejuvenating shot from their huge increases during the Games, he said.

CBS attracted relatively consistent audiences throughout prime time, starting with "Big Brother" at 8 (7.2 million) and followed by repeats of "Criminal Minds" at 9 (6.6 million) and "CSI" at 10 (7.3 million).

"I'm impressed that they're drawing consistent audiences and not necessarily hard-core jazz fans," said Lewis Porter, the director of the jazz history master's program at Rutgers University in Newark, who has taught in Jazz at Lincoln Center's adult education program.

Theater's problems are immense and have been discussed at length: the inherent injustice in financial structuring of its institutions, the conflict of risk-taking versus bringing in consistent audiences, its various kinds of outdatedness, to state a few.