Sentence examples for expanding readership from inspiring English sources

ProBiblio has successfully experimented with other innovative library projects with similar aims of expanding readership.

Appelfeld wrote many books, almost every year or two another novel, and he wrote with ever greater mastery, and in time he found an expanding readership: those who had no such memories of their own.

That's great for expanding readership.

Thanks to expanding readership and growing advertising revenues, Benson (1986) noted, ladies' magazines could influence and entice women to look, dream, and purchase as department stores did.

Further, GSA and ASCB will both promote the journal, soliciting manuscripts and expanding readership.

Improved means of communication led to wider distribution, and a thirst for self-improvement and entertainment greatly expanded readership, leading to a rapid growth in every category of book from the scholarly to the juvenile.

Now, borrowing a page from a literary upstart named Harry Potter, the Lewis estate and its publishers have started shaping a marketing makeover of Aslan and assorted Narnian habitués to expand readership and extend the brand.

To expand readership and revenue, these publishers are trying to offer books that can find a popular market, and that means packaging that is not too weighty or academic.

We hope, too, that this expanded readership base will in turn become authors of articles in Evolution: Education and Outreach.

San Francisco-based CNET Networks has a stable of entertainment and news Web sites, such as CNET, GameSpot.com and TV.com and has expanded readership into emerging markets such as China.

As publishers winnow articles to expand readership and reduce printing costs, they inadvertently restrict the information reviewers and readers need to properly evaluate the science.