Sentence examples for the expected audience from inspiring English sources

The expected audience includes plasma scientists that are current and potential users of this technique.

The advertisements for the Cyclopaedia describe the expected audience as "merchants, captains, families, [and] new-married couples".

The expected audience is school groups, families with young children and older adults, Ms. Shiga-Gattullo said.

Baby boomers, the expected audience for the new chain, are considered an underserved demographic in the industry, even though they spend $43 billion a year on apparel.

The location of the theatre within a town or city is also a factor in social comfort, as the expected audience must feel that it is proper for them to be in the area.

Electronic Arts has said it has failed so far to attract the expected audience in part because it released the game last year before the software was quite ready.

Mr. Greenblatt did not specify which other shows beyond "Revolution" would be introduced early to try to take advantage of the expected big audiences for the London Olympics, but previous speculation has mentioned a comedy called "Go On".

That they continue to disparage government and big business, while at the same time expecting audiences to grant those views any credibility, is absurd.

"We wanted the ad to air in the first half as we expect audiences to be more engaged during the early portion of the game," he says.

The film was the sensation of the Sundance Film Festival, but did not ignite the expected excitement with audiences.

The exponents below 2 imply that the expected size of the audience of negative and neutral cascades increases with system size, while bipolar and positive have exponents too close to 2 to arrive to any conclusion.