Sentence examples for sustained readership from inspiring English sources
The opportunities afforded by publicity and sharing also push the quality threshold, according to a national journalist: "[Social media] means independent sites have more chance of a sustained readership, and therefore put more effort in".
"Getting linked to a popular blog can help, but ultimately it's the quality and consistency of the blog that will sustain a readership," said Paul Schindler, a former journalist now working as a substitute teacher in Orinda, Calif., who has been making weekly postings at his Weblog (www.schindler.org/psacot/index.shtml) since 1998.
Scribd's business model, as it's set up now, simply can't sustain the high readership of romance readers.
Nonetheless, the high rate of literacy and the sizable middle class helped to sustain an avid readership for the large number of periodicals (notably business and economics) published in Tunisia.
Prose fiction, which could be sustained only by a large educated readership, was slower to develop.
Like many good writers, Diana Wynne Jones, who has died aged 76 of cancer, worked for long years in relative obscurity, in her case sustained as a children's fantasy author by a modestly sized but devoted young readership.
It shows sustained improvement".
Miller sustained a concussion.
Isolation also sustained Guaraní.
