Sentence examples for finite audience from inspiring English sources

Stations handle a finite audience, again dependent on broadcasters' connections, so new viewers can be temporarily shut out of available slots, which can sometimes make it a challenge to see popular programs.

Viral videos from national brands often attract millions of views on YouTube, but the credit union had a finite audience in mind: current or former students at the university who also were Washington residents, since only Washingtonians can join.

Applications that once served a finite audience are now delivered as services that must be always-on, accessible from many different devices, and scaled globally to millions of users.

"You have a finite audience of people who will be the future," Goldberg said, "so the sooner you can engage them and get them involved, the greater affinity they'll have to the brand".

Theater is different: Only a fraction of shows turn a profit to begin with (about 30 percent on Broadway each year), and expensive tickets, fixed performance schedules and a finite potential audience for most live theater increase the importance of reviews.

They get on with it, knowing that they have a finite French-speaking audience and little hope of penetrating the American market, the thing that obsesses film producers here.

It was a time when, despite finite budgets and smaller audiences, collaboration with major figures such as Nolan was viewed as a coup rather than a risk.

"We're always thinking about different things MoMA can do to get that bigger international audience, with a finite budget," she added.

The serial nature of the Jackie portraits – the way the images are repeated over and over again – is a metaphor for how the news media can work: bludgeoning its audience with a finite set of pictures and words, until we are "programmed" to think and feel a certain way.

Moyles, who recently climbed Mount Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief, knows his audience, but BBC executives' patience is finite.

While these brand names of generic products -- an Internet domain registrar and alcohol, respectively -- have no gender, the deployment of sex within the advertisements has targeted an audience and formed a reputation for finite entertainment value.