Sentence examples for constituency of readers from inspiring English sources

Women were a growing constituency of readers and of consumers, increasingly targeted by newspaper advertising.

Novelist, biographer and chronicler of the North American West; ardent conservationist and influential teacher of writing: Wallace Stegner retains a loyal constituency of readers.

As a result, it breaks new ground by reaching out to a constituency of readers unaccustomed to having their story told.

So it comes as a surprise, for one constituency of readers at least, to discover that Dream Angus not only holds its own, but may well be the most enjoyable of the series to date.

This was a serendipitous assignment -- not just for Mr. James himself, who built the week-in, week-out constituency of readers who would make him a bestselling author and a media star in his own right, but for anyone who reads English and watches television.

"Casement is a figure with a complex historical relationship to the UK establishment and there is bound to be significant interest in this novel from a constituency of readers much broader than fans of Vargas Llosa or, indeed, readers of literary fiction," said the firm's editorial director, Lee Brackstone.

This is a function of the US's size, and the fact that although all newspapers and TV channels are local to constituencies of readers and viewers, in the US newspapers are mostly local to geographical regions too.

But the Dining section has a lot of constituencies to serve and we have to balance our coverage so that many different kinds of readers can come away from the section feeling satisfied.

It is one aimed at our primary constituency — our readers".

The man camps are a source of some tension between the oil industry and established residents — the Williston Herald regularly gets comments from readers lamenting the town's "ghettos" and their constituency of "oil-field trash".

The broad constituency of Google supporters may bolster their cause.