Sentence examples for narrower audiences from inspiring English sources

Cable television and Spanish language cable in particular had increases as advertisers tried to reach ever narrower audiences.

It will eschew broad teenage fare (which is expensive to advertise) in favour of movies targeted at narrower audiences such as blacks and young women.Chris McGurk, who runs Overture, reckons that three-quarters of the newly financed outfits will be gone within five years, and he may be right.

But he has primarily found success in movies tailored to a narrower audience.

A single celebrity, by contrast, could limit sales to a narrower audience.

Further Questions for Discussion: –Do you think that plays on black themes or with exclusively black actors have a narrower audience than those about whites?

Teens regularly post in-jokes and use song lyrics or cryptic references to speak to a narrower audience than might be accessing their tweets.

We ask, 'Is it to us now what cable was to broadcast in 1992?' The parallels are there — lower production values; smaller, narrower audience — and it's even cheaper, even more niche, even less profitable today than cable was then.

But it also appeals to a narrower audience — one that prefers hunting for clues, interrogating witnesses and unraveling a historical story rather than pulling hit jobs for modern-day gangsters.

But in the narrower audience segment of viewers between the ages of 18 and 49, the primary group advertisers seek in late night, Mr. Leno's edge was even smaller Thursday.

Jenny Frost, the president of the Random House audio publishing group, said that the new imprint would focus on material with a narrower audience than the company's current list of audio titles.

But the message included a not-too-subtle hint that it was aimed for a narrower audience: "As Passover approaches, Prospect Park is reaching out to the public regarding the removal of chametz (e.g. bread and other leavened products) from the home".