Sentence examples for diminishing readership from inspiring English sources
Labour governments always suffered under Tory press dominance, but since 1979 competition for a diminishing readership and viewership has hugely intensified.
For at least the past half-century, among a no doubt diminished readership, it has been mainly kipplers; exception made for upstairs bedrooms where certain besotted parents insist on the pleasure of reading out loud to certain enthralled children.
Research findings locked behind these "pay-walls" are not disseminated as widely as possible, leading to restricted readership and thus diminishing their overall impact [ 2- 4].
At the time he was approached by the Huffington Post, Edsall said, he felt that the Post had become "increasingly driven by fear — the fear of declining readership, the fear of losing advertisers, the fear of diminishing revenues, the fear of being swamped by the Internet, the fear of irrelevance.
A book's readership is diminished with the use of e-books and the demise of all those wonderful passed-on books that can be read by so many.
Authors already well branded in the age before e-books will survive, of course, but their readership will diminish in the future as the marketing funnels become clogged and their original enthusiastic fans die out.
Whose "hopes are diminishing".
Perhaps he needs diminishing.
"Royal names are diminishing.
