Sentence examples for lost audience from inspiring English sources
"I think she lost audience good will in taking that track, instead of soaking up their admiration".
In Utah, the site, Deseretnews.com, run by the Deseret Management Corporation, even lost audience members.
As broadcast television has lost audience share, its salesmen have convinced advertisers to pay more and more to reach a given number of viewers.
Although Go vaulted to No. 6 in the ratings, it has lost audience share as Yahoo, America Online and Microsoft's MSN have grown briskly.
Big broadcasters in other countries have also lost audience but have managed to extract more money per eyeball, on the grounds that they are still the biggest players in fragmenting markets.
The station has lost audience ever since Tarrant's high profile departure four years ago and has continued to slide despite - or perhaps because of - a string of relaunches in recent years.
But the most concerted efforts to recover lost audiences have been in radio.
Networks have also lost audiences to the phenomenon known as binge viewing — watching backlogged episodes of shows in marathon sessions.
The drumbeat of doom over the airwaves and in print broke dates, postponed meetings, lost audiences.
Many of London's breakfast DJs are losing audience.
Furthermore, there are indications that MySpace is losing audience outright.
