Sentence examples for strong readership from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it evolves based on history and trust – many journals build a reputation and strong readership among scientists over many decades.

The other five titles also found a strong readership online, including Trapeze by Leigh Ansell 2.55 million reads); What Happened That Night by Deanna Cameron (over 1 million reads); Cupid's Match by Lauren Palphreyman 46.44 million reads); Saving Everest by Sky Chase (17.2 million reads); and I'm a Gay Wizard by V.S. Santoni (404,000 reads).

The other five titles also found a strong readership online, including Trapeze by Leigh Ansell 2.55 million reads); What Happened That Night by Deanna Cameron (over 1 million reads);  Saving Everest by Sky Chase 17.22 million reads); Cupid's Match by Lauren Palphreyman (46.4 million reads); and I'm a Gay Wizard by V.S. Santoni (404,000 reads).

After you've established a strong readership, you can get away with posting on a less-consistent basis.

The website has already built a 30,000-strong readership across its social media platforms and become something of a success story for the post-uprising Syrian media.

That venture would be primarily a women's magazine company, expanding on Meredith's stable of lifestyle publications with strong female readership, especially in the Midwestern United States.

To the extent that you can refocus on a paper with massive global appeal that has still a very strong core readership and then expand the product offerings, there's probably more long-term value creation there versus having The Times and The Globe long term in the same portfolio".

The blog has been featured on The Huffington Post, Politico and The Daily Beast and has a strong global readership.

WCBS-TV said it was hoping that the alliance would help it reach viewers in Brooklyn and Staten Island, boroughs with strong Daily News readership, while the newspaper said it hoped that the segments would prompt viewers to buy the paper.

I have a strong contemporary romance readership, and I never imagined that writing LGBT might put that at risk.

While Essence's print circulation and readership is strong, the constant changes in its editorial leadership have prompted many readers, bloggers and media critics to question the magazine's relevancy and identity.