Sentence examples for lower readership from inspiring English sources

But the lower readership makes the paper less useful for advertisers, who cut job adverts.

You are either reporting what is important or you are the next Jackie Collins of sustainability with a much lower readership.

For example, The Sun and Daily Mirror tend to be read by a younger readership from lower social class backgrounds, the Telegraph and The Times tend to have an older readership from more affluent backgrounds, and the Daily Mail's intended readership is women[ 28].

Mr. Tofel said the regional editions offered small and local advertisers the chance to buy access to segments of The Journal's prized readership at substantially lower ad rates.

Official measurements by Simmons notes that among minor age readers the female readership is slightly lower and the median age is 12. Shonen Jump is considered the "most successful and widely read" manga anthology in North America.

Of late we've been talking a lot at the Guardian about "mutualisation" - lowering the barriers between our readership and journalists, cultivating an active community of readers who look at data, and help to crowdsource datasets such as MPs' expenses, adding context and richness to our content and topics through participation.

He also fought for lower taxes on books, to increase readership.

The NRS monthly online readership figures are significantly lower than those reported by the ABC because they have different methods of tracking audiences.

(Is that cool, or what?) The European publishing model is simple and effective: cultivate an identity; tolerate lower profit margins; don't underestimate your readership.

But the lower price is not stemming the slide in readership.

Carles Boix, a Spanish political scientist formerly at the University of Chicago and now at Princeton, notes a correlation between newspaper readership (and an informed citizenry) and lower levels of corruption.