Sentence examples for online readers from inspiring English sources

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Why are online readers so hopelessly naïve?

It's about time: online readers miss editors.

Online readers vote on their favorite submissions appearing at JPGmag.com.

Interestingly, online readers strongly object to religious and political advertisements.

The throngs of online readers overwhelmed the company's computers.

Online, readers see Applebaum and her work quite differently.

One of them, The Wall Street Journal, already charges online readers.

(Online readers should feel perfectly free to send this column to friends).

In other words, just as I argued, print subscribers are effectively subsidizing online readers.

The Times will surely lose online readers when it begins charging.

Online readers discovered some of these books and made them best sellers by word-of-mouth.

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