Sentence examples for larger readership from inspiring English sources

With a current circulation of about 85,000, BostonNow potentially offers a much larger readership than most local bloggers are used to.

"If you combine the circulation of the tabloids, they have a much larger readership than the broadsheets," said Marites Vitug, a respected Manila journalist and president of the Journalism for Nation Building Foundation.

If schools can provide more modern books and have a varied range to appeal to all readers then they're going to have a larger readership and more reason to keep buying new books to accommodate for their readership.

Jill Bialosky, a Norton poetry editor and Knopf poet, said the bequest "will bring more media attention and more review attention to poetry and help create a larger readership".

When it was published in America the controversy helped sell copies for about a month, then it was silent for maybe a year and then the sales started to spike and it then began to reach a larger readership.

That will reinforce the newspaper's ability to compete outside of the U.S. with the Financial Times, which has long had a far larger readership in Europe.

The Daily Stormer has intense notoriety and one of the larger readerships in the right at the time of his outing Zeiger was the Daily Stormer's second most prolific author.

Manuscript translation could be a barrier for resubmitting to English-language journals with larger readerships, thus hindering the dissemination of knowledge to the international community.

It has a large readership and a small staff (14 in total).

With the publication of Ship of Fools in 1962, Porter won a large readership for the first time.

He had built up a large readership which enjoyed what he wrote but dismissed him as a joker.