Sentence examples for mass readership from inspiring English sources
Railways carried the papers to a well-educated mass readership.
What is mass readership saying about the books readers want to read?
He gets about 200,000 readers a month – that is a mass readership".
Many think it a classic that has not found the mass readership it deserves.
In Britain, business leaders and politicians are deeply divided, and the mass readership newspapers oppose the euro.
Others, too few to constitute a mass readership, understood that glamour has only incidentally to do with clothes.
Paper books proved to be rapidly and easily replicable with the printing press, making possible mass readerships, but they too have faced problems of fragility, wear, and oxidation (relieved by acid-free paper).
On the eve of Friday's summit, the mass-readership Bild newspaper compared Cameron in Brussels to Wayne Rooney at the World Cup.
He produced reports with graphs and tables which appeared to prove the existence of a new, increasingly well-educated, less politically tribal, mass newspaper readership.
Dick Holt, an expert on Victorian sport who teaches at De Montfort University, says one of the biggest changes in the late 19th century was 'the emergence of a specialist sports press and a daily sports page for a new mass, urban, readership.
Unfortunately for Japan, financial news in English doesn't enjoy a mass domestic readership or viewership.
