Sentence examples for smaller fan base from inspiring English sources

Today, the sport still has devotees in Europe, and a smaller fan base in the United States, but the modern version of the sport has never achieved the popularity of its traditional counterpart.

Instagram comes out top in terms of sheer likes — despite a far smaller fan base.

"He has demonstrated that, even for a club which has a much smaller fan base than Argyle, financial prudence can be combined with league success".

Fifteen years after that reversal, the television world is more fractured: there are more places for shows like "America's Most Wanted," but also smaller fan bases to rally around them.

Mr. Wilkinson stayed in touch with TVR's small fan base in the United States.

"Sure, there's a small fan base right now," Yalen said.

" 'Evil Dead' started off with a small fan base," he said.

AZ have a small fan base – their previous ground held less than 9,000 before they move to a new stadium in 2006 – but the club have benefited considerably from the financial backing provided by the chairman Dirk Scheringa.

But at least one contender for the Republican presidential nomination has developed a dedicated, if small, fan base in Paris: Representative Ron Paul of Texas, below, a libertarian who opposes the Iraq war.

By word of mouth, Criss-Cross Words began to acquire a small fan base, and Washington, D.C., where my uncle Roy spent his shore life, was one of its epicenters.

The hurdles the Atlantic Yards project faced continually pushed back the time frame, while the Nets transformed into a lame-duck organization with a small fan base to claim as its own.