Sentence examples for increase its audience from inspiring English sources

Taobao is already embedded in many parts of the country — more than 1,000 so-called "Taobao Villages" have relied on the service to stimulate financial regeneration — and it could increase its audience further still through more direct links in Southeast Asia.

The company has continued to increase its audience, and now boasts 232m users that visit it at least once a month.Small wonder, then, that some financial folk are predicting Twitter's stock will fly even if the IPO price is a bit higher than the existing range.

Rights to those networks may be more attractive if ESPN can increase its audience and cross-sell either the rights or if it can use Monday Night Football to build the audience for the newer channels.

The new plan for the 8 p.m. hour on CNN, a unit of Time Warner, reflects the channel's continued struggle to increase its audience share.

The changes represent a hard push on the tiller for CNN, which had in recent years been trying to increase its audience with slick, network-style programming.

He contended that nobody listened to the radio station, and that he intended to increase its audience and upgrade its educational content.

The director Laura Taler made "A Very Dangerous Pastime" (2000) for the Canada Dance Festival to increase its audiences.

"House," starring Hugh Laurie, right, made its debut an hour earlier than its regular 9 p.m. time slot, yet among adults 18 to 49, it increased its audience by 20percentt over last season's premiere.

With just over 3 million listeners in the final quarter of last year, it has increased its audience by nearly a million since it was bought by UTV eight years ago.

By 2008 ITV formally returns its licences, public-service obligations and stops broadcasting in analogue, saving almost £400m a year, half of which it invests in general entertainment programmes, increasing its audience share on digital platforms.

Since Mr. Pelley took over "CBS Evening News," that program has increased its audience by cutting back on fluff, though it's still in third place.