Sentence examples for readership which from inspiring English sources

Hence Minx, DC's push for a new female readership, which it aims to launch in May.

"They have increased readership, which is good, but I personally am not very turned on by e-books," he said.

He had built up a large readership which enjoyed what he wrote but dismissed him as a joker.

Newspapers tend to have a broader readership, which could deter advertisers, since the edible films may appeal to only a small proportion of readers.

It said the paper may have acted too quickly and listened to only one segment of its readership, which includes Bergen County and beyond, Orthodox and non-Orthodox.

It is a text remodelled to seduce an American readership, which blends the bold policy ideas from the French version with autobiographical detail from an earlier work, "Libre".

Not the readership -- which hit a high of 27 million page views in August -- but the content, the opinions and the fake authors who write the stuff.

It is testing not just traffic and readership levels – which so far remain unchanged – but the content mix too.

Starch — formally known as GfK Starch Communications — plans to introduce today what it calls the eStarch Ad Readership service, which uses new techniques to help determine how advertisements in magazines and newspapers affect the purchase behavior of consumers.

Some reasoned debate there from a respectable member of our intelligent readership, something which could be said to stand in stark contrast to this offering from Simon Farnaby Garciaia has a ballsack full of omelette.

There can have been few novelists of recent years who were more aware of what their readers thought of their books; there is a frequent sense in his novels of an author teasing, testing and replying to a readership with which he was pretty familiar.