Sentence examples for impact on readership from inspiring English sources

In a sign that perceptions of the press may be having an impact on readership, those who said they did not read a paper were more likely to say behaviour had got worse, support tougher regulation and lack confidence in the current system of self-regulation.

These people may not seem as important for your long-term readership, but who they share it with can have a large impact on your readership.

Eugen Ruge's novel about East Berlin, a prizewinner and bestseller in Germany and translated into English by Anthea Bell, is unlikely to have the same impact on a readership with little investment in its revisionist project or weakness for Ostalgie.

Companies that offer the garbage to the left as "custom, high impact ads" to advertisers will see the high impact on their readership -- in the WRONG DIRECTION.

But this would be to underestimate their impact on an emerging online readership.

Open access policies have focused primarily on journal articles and serial publications, potentially creating an imbalance in the research literature freely available, and possibly having a negative impact on book publications in terms of readership and citations.

Apart from the 50,000 pound prize, each of the six shortlisted authors wins 2,500 pounds ($3,045) winning the Man Booker can have a major impact on a writer's sales and readership.

The directly-monetary/indirect-monetary benefits received by the bloggers have no significant effect on readership attitudes.

These agencies collected circulation figures of newspapers and magazines and based their commissions on readership.

What is illuminating is that these publications, with their limited readership, can still have such a huge economic impact on the scholarly communications system.

That means a drop in readership at The Sun doesn't have a significant impact on the company's financial performance, analysts said.