Sentence examples for readership's interest from inspiring English sources

Even then, Jeff Lipsky, a leading art-house distributor (now a director), told Gaydos that arts sections increasingly bent coverage toward Hollywood celebrities—"It's the newspapers that are shutting down the readership's interest in obscure foreign films"—and added, "Who cares about the p & l [profit and loss] on films except the people who read MCA stockholder reports?

It seems that where a story is too big, as in the case of the McCanns, or where a readership's interest in a celebrity is too great, as in the case of Mr Grant, the general principles applied to avoid harassment are relaxed, or even set to one side.

We have also seen that some authors start with a large readership while others build their readership gradually, and finally some lose the public's interest after a few successful books.

He has everything that Richard wants: wealth, a readership, Hollywood interest in his work and a beautiful young aristocratic wife.

Nicole Simpson's Akita dog Kato, who had discovered the bodies of her owner and Ron Goldman, gave her readership an interest in this case.

Advertisers "know that 90% to 95% of our readership have an interest and a desire to buy sports nutrition," says Scardino.

Two columnists, each mentioning the other in his o her report, two disparate readerships united in interest.

CASM aims to serve as a high quality publication venue for a multidisciplinary readership of researchers interested in these two modeling and simulation paradigms for CAS; Agent‐Based Modeling (ABM) (Holland 2006) and Complex Networks (CN) (Mitchell 2006).

Summarizing The Bog People, he labels it a "splendid book, full of detail and fascination" for both specialists and a wider readership interested in archaeology.

The Journal is published by Springer, will start on a quarterly publication schedule, and will provide a forum to a readership that is interested in practical questions in clinical epigenetics, and the implications of epigenetics on human health and disease.

However, there still remain concerns about whether the manuscript as currently written can be understood by a broad interest readership, or even a relatively specialised readership within the field.