Sentence examples for limiting the audience from inspiring English sources

The syndicate decided that the subscription model "was limiting the audience for comics," she says.

The government responded by switching the BBC's Uzbek-language radio broadcast to a band that can be picked up only by old Soviet shortwave radios, severely limiting the audience.

(His only real flaw is the set, which is pitched at an angle, thus limiting the audience's view).

There is no way to limit the audience of your videos.

The permit, they were told, also limited the audience to 1,000, ensuring the theater was less than half full.

Mr. Morrison says he charges no entrance fee because it allows him musical freedom and limits the audience's expectations.

"Sometimes it takes such a narrow view of itself that it limits the audience it's appealing to.

Some scholars complain that journals delay publication of research and limit the audience because of their soaring costs.

Madden rechristened the establishment the Cotton Club, limited the audience to white patrons, entirely reworked the interior, and turned the club into the most popular cabaret in Harlem.

There is no way to predict where a crucial insight might come from; to limit the audience is undermine pandemic preparedness.

The M.P.A.A. is often accused by conservative groups of "ratings creep," a loosening of standards as the years go on, and of pandering to the studios, which resist R ratings because it could limit the audience.