Sentence examples for readership on from inspiring English sources

Competing for readership on the Web allows for less review and reflection.

It was thrilling to present this work to the New Yorker readership on a big scale.

"Lords of Finance" has the flair and wisdom to find a wide readership on the strength of its main ideas.

(Of national publications, USA Today, Gannett's flagship publication, has the second-highest readership on campuses, behind The New York Times, the survey noted).

While reporting on the removal of street trees is well intentioned ["The Felling of 4 Trees Removes a Familiar Presence," Streetscapes, June 18], you missed an opportunity to educate your readership on the economic impact of tree removal.

Mr. Dixon's move came as The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times, a unit of Pearson P.L.C., are in an intensifying brawl aimed at increasing readership on each other's home turf.

Every week for more than a decade, he has addressed a readership of millions, on politics or art or whatever else might have caught his eye.

All the growth in news readership is on the internet, on mobiles, on tablets.

This is why he has such devoted readerships on both sides of the divide.

In the end, the old guard will fight it as long s they can, while new entrants with nothing to lose will build readerships on the iPad.

Most of the articles we've printed over the past 20 years have been closer to the truth or, anyway, a version of it recognizable to our worldly readership: John Updike on the American libido, Joseph Heller on culinary opportunities in wartime Rome, George H.W. Bush on the pangs of giving up Air Force One.