Sentence examples for readership point from inspiring English sources

Until Craigslist, classifieds were the lifeblood of newspapers - both from a revenue point of view and from a readership point of view.

We also are most grateful to Dr. Elizabeth Pathak for help to improve readability of the manuscript from a general readership point of view.

In "Stalin's Folly," a new book aimed at a popular rather than a scholarly readership (at one point Marx is compared with Stephen King), the young Russian journalist Constantine Pleshakov has restated it, claiming to have new evidence in support of the theory that Stalin was bent on attack, not defense.

If they are to speculate on this, as they do now, they should alert the readership to these points.

I do find, in general, that the computational data is not always presented in a manner for a broad readership, and some points below suggest improvements towards this direction.

As an American+Muslim, I wonder why it is disappointing to anyone that a book on Muhammad is written for the common readership from the Muslim point of view.

In addition, Obama never sat down for an interview with a number of outlets boasting a sizeable liberal readership, such as Talking Points Memo and The Huffington Post.

There is no point alienating that readership just because you have seen something in the book that could make a movie.

That's a clever image, and it is true that extrapolating the recent linear decline in everyday readership would show a zero point in April 2043.

Soutar, the former editorial director of IPC, pointed to the readership of ShortList, of whom 65% do not read any other men's magazine.

The Tribune prefers Gallup surveys, which show The Sun-Times with a similar edge of 10 percentage points in daily readership among young adults in the city but put The Tribune on top among occasional readers in the entire metropolitan area.