Sentence examples for rigorous audience from inspiring English sources
Film studios carry out rigorous audience research and adjust production and marketing budgets according to the size of the group they are targeting.
Eight professional orchestras have now joined with New World Symphony in testing similar formats with an equally rigorous analysis of audience response and impact.
Indeed, the NFL has worked very hard to cultivate this female audience through rigorous marketing efforts like female-oriented sports programming, pop-up clothing boutiques at stadiums, branded home goods offerings like wine bottle holders and cheeseboards, and partnerships with nail polish brands to create sports-themed manicures ("fanicures").
A surprise success in its native country, "Extraordinary Stories" bears little resemblance to the rigorous minimalism that festival audiences have come to expect from Argentina's art-house fare.
How I had wanted Costello and the animals she championed to emerge victorious in her mission to win over her audiences with rigorous logic and learning!
MT: "An Indigenous Peoples' History," although intended for a broader audience, is somewhat rigorous, if not academic.
We feel that providing details of the similarity search results makes the descriptions scientifically more rigorous and would be appealing to audiences who are interested in these details.
Therefore, business news should look to add value for its audience in terms of relevant and rigorous analysis rather than just the reporting of events.
9. Of course, it is fair to say that works like Utilitarianism and On Liberty, aimed at they are at a popular audience, are themselves more suggestive than rigorous at many points.
Both allowed their leading actresses to create a sense of a private conversation with their audiences, as Vivian drolly annotated her rigorous and dehumanizing medical treatment for Stage 4 ovarian cancer.
In fact Paulin's book on Hazlitt was an intellectually rigorous and scholarly work that did attract a significant audience.
