Sentence examples for current readership from inspiring English sources

(In going free, it aims to distribute 300,000 copies a week, hugely increasing its current readership from a miserly 15,000).

This is the woman who launched the Sainsbury's Magazine, is still publishing cookery books (whether they be met with ridicule or adulation), has a current readership of 3.4 million and owns a football club.

More than 80 percent of subscribers renew, he said, and his current readership of nearly 600,000 means The Day "is seen by about twice as many readers as Top of the Pops Magazine, the country's best-selling title for teenagers.

At current readership levels, yes.

It has a current UK print readership of 1,041,000, which is above all other well-known men's publication such as FHM, Men's Fitness, GQ and Esquire.

But Susan Mernit, a blogger in San Francisco, is actively trying to increase her readership from its current average of about 50 visitors a day.

And sometimes, it is worth pointing out to the current college applicants in our readership (and those who will follow them), it's not necessarily clear what is behind a particular application trend.

Given the complexity and multidisciplinary nature of tropical medicine and global health topics, we are now welcoming highly relevant topical reviews focused on topics of high current interest to the Journal readership.

This study was limited to a modest sample of print media containing light passenger vehicle advertisements (albeit the two major monthly current affairs magazines with a wide readership).

The inauguration of Cell Communication & Signaling includes the introduction of a Commentary section which will identify concepts and current research of interest to the readership.

Currently, CEHP has an extensive readership in China.