Sentence examples for need for audience from inspiring English sources

It's likely this need for audience segmentation and specialisation drives much content creation and programming commissions.

"We note that World News Today's compliance procedures have been revised to take into account the need for audience warnings as appropriate when the programme is broadcast," said Ofcom.

He cites the BBC's need for audience feedback: unavoidable given the licence fee but currently at feverish, distracting levels on many live radio programmes, with listeners' texts and tweets solicited after even the tiniest items.

The need for audience approval has led to innovations as well as some decadence in its impact on the musical scene: innovation, if the performer is led to discover imaginative and fresh means of attracting public acclaim; decadence, if the devices for audience attraction become cheap and thinly spectacular, when the performer may distract the audience from more deserving work and debase its taste.

It plays in a massive 3,800-seat 3,800-seatnecessarily becomes avaricious in its needs for audiences and funds.

A lack of effective complaints and investigations processes, and a need for stronger audience protection, were among the failings.

To make its site stickier, Yahoo along with the other major portals–has added features that diminish the need for its audience to go beyond the walls of Yahoodom, including personalization, news, sports, weather, a calendar, financial information, entertainment, e-commerce and various directories.

I have never been involved in drama directly, but there is always a need for good audience members.

The urn's description as a bride invokes a possibility of consummation, which is symbolic of the urn's need for an audience.

Yet, the easy-to-dismiss BBC3 and BBC4 together make an important contribution to comedy and drama; providing a space for shows like The Thick of It (and the rest) to get going without the need for large audiences.

In truth, it is the long answer, too, but with a slight diversion through cycling's limited revenue streams, the need for new audiences and the importance of television.