Sentence examples for readership suggests from inspiring English sources
The party's own literature, especially that intended for official readership, suggests his reforms have often resulted in more pointless rubber-stamp meetings, confusion and disillusionment.
But "Terror and Consent" is much more than that readership might suggest.
They are not the kind of people, readership surveys suggest, who would use them as substitute aerials for their cars.
Much of that "hard-hitting" journalism may not be getting the readership the coverage suggests.
If so, it suggests the readership is in the middle, those who may have certain convictions about supplements, but they are not fixed.
Such cynicism can play in a presidential debate; finding it aimed at the FT readership really does suggest how dumb Zuckerman thinks even a financially sophisticated crowd is.
The review is of interest for the readership and I suggest to accept it on "as is" basis.
Because of the value and appeal to broader readership, we also suggest that the original graphical schematic be also retained in the final version of the paper.
7 27 That we observed an increase in readership and visitors to open access articles but no citation advantage suggests that the increase in readership is taking place outside the community of core authors.
One excellent piece by Laura Miller at Salon suggests that the "active readership for self-published books has agreed to go through America's slush pile".
Finally, the research suggests that 15% of our core readership has, at some time, written a letter to the Guardian.
