Sentence examples for reasonable audience from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days when a posse of good-looking lawyers or cops were enough to garner a reasonable audience -- at least that's what network executives concerned about audience erosion appear to be thinking.

The novelty alone should win it a reasonable initial audience.

The rent is more reasonable, the audiences more sympathetic and the supertitles take care of those who understand only English.

The high points of E3 2007: *The Press Conferences were better organized thanks to the smaller venues, and more reasonable sized audiences.

If you can marry a reasonable amount of audience and good audience with a brand profile like we've done with Mad Men, then it's highly sale-able and it'sale-able andt a premitm.

By telling the story of a Labour leader robbed of vitality by having to work under the impossibly dull new disciplines of remaining on message 24 hours a day, it was reasonable for the audience to assume they were simply watching a veiled documentary about Kinnock.

If we can keep a reasonable level of audience, we believe in the work, we believe in the creative team we think we have, perhaps the most outstanding ensemble cast in all of television.

Barely a month ago, it seemed like a great idea: the world's most popular operas presented in a West End theater in London at reasonable prices for audiences who love a good tune but might feel intimidated by the grandeur of Covent Garden.

But to reach an audience of reasonable size, much of its output will be in English.

Downton Abbey is a post-watershed drama, but one in which the content of most episodes is cosy enough to be shown at 11 in the morning, which introduces the additional regulatory factor of the reasonable expectations of an audience.

Monday's letter presented Zarif with a rare opportunity to both look tough on the U.S. for his domestic audience and reasonable to the international community.