Sentence examples for greater readership from inspiring English sources

I applaud his desire to open poetry up to a greater readership.

However, there is, in my opinion, a distinct line between recounting a story for the purposes of education or entertainment and telling a story that exposes sensitive activities just to garner greater readership and personal profit.

A survey conducted in 1936 found that Ripley's cartoons were the most popular feature in any paper and had a greater readership than even front-page news.

This tactic has earned them a greater readership and increased income.

His greatest readership certainly stemmed from his scores of novels, many of them rife with Vatican intrigue, straying priests and explicit sex.

And a great readership already.

We targeted media outlets with the greatest readership and audiences, as well as those related to pregnancy and nutrition.

More pertinently, grouping corrections and apologies in the same place each day gives them much greater salience – and readership – than scattering around the paper each morning, trying to find equivalent spots to the original article.

Since their audience is the country's opinion leaders, the distortions and lapses of their coverage have a deleterious effect several orders of magnitude greater than their readership.

That's great for expanding readership.

In addition, this readership has greater wealth (average household assets of US$2.9 million), higher income ($265,000 per-household income), and takes more than twice as many international leisure trips than the readership of the newspaper.