Sentence examples for smaller audiences from inspiring English sources

The price to pay, though, is smaller audiences.

"They've been charging more and more to reach smaller audiences.

Instead, he has indulged his curiosities and whims, tending to a variety of smaller audiences.

But performers from the provinces of high culture often drew smaller audiences.

Because choices have multiplied, even today's hits command far smaller audiences than those 20 years ago.

By that point, the Fed chairman will be the one pulling in the smaller audiences.

It's fine for there to be art forms and movements with smaller audiences.

Similarly, it's a mistake to think that smaller audiences correlate with less diversity.

O'Reilly's fill-ins — Dana Perino, Eric Bolling and Greg Gutfeld — have drawn smaller audiences.

Lady writers who inspire similar devotion (in far smaller audiences): Muriel Spark, Joan Didion, Jane Austen.

Perhaps more importantly, testing new ideas with smaller audiences means that you can be bolder.