Sentence examples for reports readership from inspiring English sources
NRS reports readership, based on a survey of 35,000 individuals, while the more widely quoted Audit Bureau of Circulations ABCC) print and online figures are based on sales and traffic statistics, respectively, supplied by the newspapers.
These magazines have a reported readership of 126,000 and 268,000 respectively according to their publisher (ACPMEDIA) with North & South having a national focus and Metro having a focus on the country's largest city of Auckland.
Many regional newspapers reported double-digit readership boosts, compared to a year ago, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures published on Wednesday.
Pew Research reports that newspaper digital readership increased more than twice as fast as the overall internet audience in the age groups of 18-24, 25-34 and 35-44.
The Sun comes at it from an angle designed to please its readership by reporting that Cameron has pledged to reward "ordinary" low-paid workers.
As Mr Yusuf wistfully remarks, the slender first report won a worldwide readership but few people now read past the lengthy executive summaries.Despite the bank's best efforts, economic growth remains a mystery: no one really knows why some countries sustain it over decades and others do not.
Will Perkins send out an action alert advising his readership to report anything they suspect as child abuse with as much fervor as he attacks a gay couple for daring to adopt a child?
Two columnists, each mentioning the other in his o her report, two disparate readerships united in interest.
But by the mid-1990s it had begun to feature investigative reports and won a nationwide readership.
Literature reviews exist but tend to either focus on a particular period or on a subset of the methodologies or techniques [ 11, 14] or to be framed as technical reports aimed at a wider readership, such as the OECD's extensive review of 26 projection models used in 18 countries [ 9] or WHO's policy recommendations to the EU [ 15].
