Sentence examples for restricted readership from inspiring English sources
They were followed by Caran d'Ache, who was also much influenced by Busch and who in supplements to Le Figaro in the later 1880s drew the first strips to appear in a general-interest daily newspaper rather than in a weekly satirical magazine of relatively restricted readership.
Research findings locked behind these "pay-walls" are not disseminated as widely as possible, leading to restricted readership and thus diminishing their overall impact [ 2- 4].
Until last year, the industry consensus was that charging would be self-destructive because it would restrict readership and erode ad revenue, but publishers have warmed to the idea in the face of a steep advertising decline.
"In my opinion, artificially to restrict the readership of a widely accessible book in this way is unacceptable if the information is in the public domain," Goff wrote.
You know where Rupert Murdoch is: with the closed paywall model, in which readers pay and the readership is restricted.
But the AMA journal's readership was mostly restricted to other doctors, while Brinkley's radio station poured directly into peoples' homes every day.
The readership is consequently not restricted.
The most important of them is that the readership of an open-access journal is not restricted by subscription.
Similar to Elseworlds, All Star is not restricted to continuity and establishes a fresh perspective for the latest generation of readership.
After Laos gained independence in 1954 and saw the outbreak of civil war a few years later, the composition and readership of literature in areas under the control of the royal Lao government was largely restricted to a small, educated segment of the population in Vientiane, the country's capital.
