Sentence examples for readership better from inspiring English sources

To serve our readership better, some future editions of Clinical Interventions in Aging will contain the editor's comments and views on developing trends in the field of age management, with reference to recently published journal articles that address the issue at hand.

Could you not have done the drooling, mongoloid contingent of your readership one better and not morally scrape the bottom of the barrel?

Finally, given the general audience targeted by eLife, the manuscript needs to be re-written to enable the general readership to better understand access the data and logic presented in this paper.

However, if the company intranet has a better readership then that should be used.

Newsweek officials like the economics of their smaller circulation, arguing that their readership delivers a better, more loyal demographic.

Page 1, like The Times, reflects the interests of a readership that is better educated, more curious and more dispersed.

In addition, published articles will gain wider exposure among the general readership, helping to better fold toxicogenomics into the environmental health research portfolio.

"Bolt's audience includes conservative retirees whereas the Australian's readership is younger, rich, better educated and working in the legal, political or business community,'' Mitchell said.

The catch is that to get good answers from consumers you need to ask the right kinds of questions; asking the market to predict how many copies a book will sell, which requires predicting how a wide readership will behave, is better than asking the market to predict which manuscript will get a book deal, which requires predicting the decisions of a small number of editors.

Reviewer recommends considering publishing this paper in more specialized journal which could provide a better targeted readership in the bioinformatics community.

The more news organizations can state established truths and stand by them, the better off the readership — and the democracy — will be.