Sentence examples for the current audience from inspiring English sources

I'd guess that there hasn't been any market research into the current audience.

On the evidence of a Tuesday morning phone-in, the current audience consists of extremely dimwitted truants but I doubt if even they will be fooled for long by the Hello! magazine jollity.

The third most important title is Skyward Sword, which is the best realisation of what we think Zelda should be on the current gen of console and for the current audience of players.

Grishin says that 25percentt of the current audience for MyMail is coming from the U.S., with the U.K. behind that, followed by Canada, France and Spain.

Harnevo also acknowledged that the size of the current audience on smart TVs means that "the scale is not huge," so it's more likely that advertisers will see these ads as a "complementary" part of larger campaigns.

(Much of the current audience of "SNL" weren't even born when Carvey was a cast member, if you can believe that).

In Wednesday's Times interview, Hughes and Vidra said they envision boosting the magazine's current audience of around 5 million unique visitors to "tens of millions," while broadening to topics that "travel well" online.

But the long-term ratings prospects for the show, at its current audience totals, paint a bleak picture.

Now comes the Internet with a current audience of 40 million, expected to be 200 million by 1999.

The programme will still feature the more traditional choirs and hymns of worship for its current audience, in the hope that it will be able to celebrate many more years in good voice.

The current average audience age of 50 is well within the station's target audience, but the trust is clear that this must not fall any further, and we would like to see Radio 2 work on its appeal to over 65-year-olds".