Sentence examples for readership it from inspiring English sources

To its credit, "Inter World isn't sugarcoated for its readership; it wastes no time in putting its young heroes in mortal peril and pitting them against at least one brutal adversary who threatens to floss with their innards.

"The Sun is registering the change in mood of its readership – it has to, otherwise it doesn't make commercial sense".

The paper was not only in tune with a broad swath of its readership; it was also in a position to expand, and it added immensely to its coverage of business, real estate, technology, culture, and life style.

As with all popular papers, by recording the interests of its large readership, it reflected and amplified developments in society.

If the goal of running the article in the Huffington Post was to win over converts among its liberal readership, it did not seem to work.

Despite its small readership, it engaged conservatives associated with the National Review in nation-wide debate.

It was partly to do with the type of poetry he wrote, which grew less popular as it grew less easily moralistic and less familiar to its readership; and it was partly to do with a sharp decline in the audience for poetry.

"Initially, Watchmen gained a lot of its readership because it was taking an unusual look at superheroes, but actually it was more about redefining comics than it was about redefining one particular genre," he said.

By the 1990s the magazine had lost its satiric bite and most of its readership, and it ceased publication in April 1992.

Not because it could be seen as the jury's "compromise" to the bookie's favourite, Hanya Yanagihara's A Little Life, which has severely divided its readership including, it is rumoured, the Booker judges.

If Medium can stay entertaining and informative until its readership grows, it sneak past the chicken and the egg problem that plagues curated, crowdsourced content hubs.