Sentence examples for readership requires from inspiring English sources

If there is a criticism, it is that Beaumont sometimes brings in contemporary voices – experts and other historians – without the appropriate introduction that a general readership requires.

He took a job sweeping up at a Canal Street photo studio and soon acquired the skills necessary to supply "a readership that required a certain kind of picture" for the pulp Police Gazette.

Bringing these writings to a larger readership will require hours of work, perfect labor for a Ph.D. candidate.

In the fall of 2003, the council tightened provisions of the code to call on members to advertise only in magazines with at least 70percentt of readership age 21 and older; the code previously required a readership of 51percentt age 21 and older.

The core of Vincent's readership is in the Christian market, and requires "some content filters," according to Bryan Norman, an associate publisher at Thomas Nelson, which has released five of Vincent's books.

(12) Another of these further goals lies in expressing, and cultivating in the translation's readership, a cosmopolitan respect for the Other — something which requires that the translation reproduce the Other's meanings (and musical forms) as accurately as possible.

Perhaps the best criticism requires not only a willingness to be fooled but also a readership just as eager to be caught up in the critic's enthusiasm.

The dominance of the novel and the expectations it has engendered, he argued, have left a large readership unable to view a poem with the care, diligence and patience it requires.

3) The manuscript requires revision in order to make it understandable for a broader readership.

The Clarion is not a website and yet no tree is harmed in its production, it requires no ink and while the production work can be hard, the reporting resources are largely supplied by its readership.

The design of this study required us to ignore readership before final publication.