Sentence examples for informed readership from inspiring English sources

Red Herring offers an influential, informed readership to a broad advertising base.

• There is a real opportunity here for The Times to leverage its unusually literate and informed readership.

The problem is that while the subject may be new to him, there is actually nothing new of any substance here for an informed readership.

When writing in Latin, More could assume a sophisticated and informed readership, able to handle his criticism of contemporary abuses without drawing false conclusions.

In 1489, when the Heptaplus was published, its only informed readership was the handful of learned Jews in Italy who could also read Latin the very people who had taught Pico himself enough Cabala to fill his Conclusions with it.

We look forward to the work of the Task Force and other important cross-disciplinary initiatives, as well as the efforts of the informed readership of EID to make important contributions in stemming the magnitude of live animal trade that poses risks to human, animal, and ecosystem health.

For those not following the bouncing ball, and that's not your job, but for the New York Times one would have expected professional pride if not professional responsibility to inform its readership.

During that time, he has grown as a writer and has produced a lot of content which has served to inform our readership on issues ranging from Troy Davis to Grady Hospital.

We are pleased to inform our readership and authors about an improved new impact factor for the European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience in 2010.

Whether that's at the expense of a more fully-informed readership is an open question, and a massive can of worms.

His books and essays built bridges between the academy, the federal government ("Mr. President, James Q . Wilsonis the smartest man in the United States," Daniel Patrick Moynihan reportedly counseled Richard Nixon) and the well-informed readership that subscribed to journals like The Public Interest and magazines like The Atlantic.