Sentence examples for likely audience from inspiring English sources

It has just launched something like Buzzscorecard, which analyses a YouTuber's individual videos as well as their overall channel, and recommends tweaks to maximise the likely audience – "We'd like creators to be able to focus on the content, not marketing and SEO and all this stuff," as Marinone puts it.

They differ in scale and feel and likely audience.

So here's the humanist challenge to conservative evangelicals who are the likely audience.

Lifetime took a chance, hoping that millennials (the most likely audience) would find the show.

Guggenheim, narrating, then aims a swift jab at the movie's likely audience of upper-middle-class Americans.

I have a feeling its likely audience – fans of John Green and Jay Asher – will probably agree.

Exploratory evaluations with a range of users give an indication of likely audiences, and opportunities for future development and application.

Theater buffs and catastrophe aficionados, this book's likeliest audience, know the rest: the overruns (Mr. Berger stops counting at $65 million), the epic preview period and shutdown, the multiple opening dates, and the physical injuries to several cast members.

This film needed to be in indie cinemas to connect with its likeliest audience, but those venues had other choices, and Sony instead released it overwhelmingly in multiplexes, grossing £19,300 from 103 venues.

Most likely, your audience is hearing information for the first time.

Executives asked whether the likely teenage audience for the Top 40 rundown would be offended.