Sentence examples for more readership from inspiring English sources

"Rather than to continue the campaign," he added, "it's better to have this bigger discussion, which will get more readership".

I'm wondering whether the rankings of these stories are based purely on numbers, and whether the paper ever brings forward an article to give it more readership, for whatever reason.

Worse, claims that tap into what Dr. Lomborg calls "our doomsday beliefs" are uncritically retold by the media, which evidently find more readership in bad news than good, even if the news isn't really that bad.

At a press breakfast in Washington last week, Mr. Penn elaborated on his point, musing that perhaps newspapers festooned their straight policy reporting once they "realized that they might get more readership by focusing a little bit more on style and personality".

The more readership it can drive with the News Feed, the more that news outlets become reliant on Facebook.

The incident occurred over the weekend, and there was significantly more readership on mobile.

A more limited readership.

Whether this will appeal to a more general readership is another matter.

One of the benefits of subscriptions that is only beginning to be explored is the more valuable readership they create.

Time uses bulk sales and free gifts to maintain its large circulation numbers, while Newsweek has a more stable readership.

Literacy is growing around the world, he said, and this is encouraging more newspaper readership in developing countries.