Sentence examples for elusive audience from inspiring English sources

But he is also a conduit for corporate America to reach that elusive audience.

"Until there's a measurement system that can accurately capture this very elusive audience of decision makers, it's not for us yet," Mr. Fellows said.

And what does it mean for media businesses relying on advertising revenue, the traditional channels for reaching this increasingly elusive audience?

Which is what The Tribune's marketing department wants to hear: Mr. Ardelean is part of an elusive audience that newspaper executives are beginning to chase with the same zeal shown by their television counterparts.

The relatively low cumulative box-office totals of some of the leading candidates in major categories will cause professional worriers to worry anew that the Academy has lost touch with the mainstream audience, while the rulers of the Academy and the producers of its annual broadcast will strain to find new ways to bring that elusive audience together for at least one night.

It also helps attract and retain advertisers who are now able to effectively reach an elusive audience".

THE EVER-ELUSIVE AUDIENCE JONATHAN SEHRING, IFC ENTERTAINMENT: There are definitely audiences out there for the number of films we release.

The work was an excellent choice for the 10th instalment in the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment's Night Shift concerts, through which the period band seeks to entice that ever-elusive audience demographic: the young.

They are desperate to see papers attract that elusive "new" audience.

Not to mention the potential of reaching an unprecedented number of people and that elusive younger audience.

Because men tend to watch less television than women, they are an elusive target audience that is "still difficult to reach even with the other upfronts," she added.