Sentence examples for the same readership from inspiring English sources

Still, Ms. Grafton has much the same reliability as Janet Evanovich, not to mention much the same readership.

Newsday will continue to publish quarterly economic reports under the Executive Edition name for the same readership, Mr. Schneider said.

National Lampoon.com, now twice nominated for a Webby Award in humor, reaches over a million readers a month -- the same readership the magazine had at its height.

All New Yorker writers face the same challenge — the readership includes some people who know nothing of the subject and others who know more than you do.

Over the same period, the readership of Spanish-language daily newspapers has grown -- from 440,000 in 1990 (when there were 14 such publications) to 1.4 million in 2000 (when there were 34) to 1.8 million last year, according to the Latino Print Network.

Some critics say Mr. Murdoch's London tabloids, The Sun and The News of the World, and rivals here that compete for the same scoop-hungry readership of millions, have set a grim and degrading standard of journalism that will not be missed.

Eugen Ruge's novel about East Berlin, a prizewinner and bestseller in Germany and translated into English by Anthea Bell, is unlikely to have the same impact on a readership with little investment in its revisionist project or weakness for Ostalgie.

The Journal now has the biggest circulation in the country, surpassing USA Today, which suffered an enormous 17.5% drop in readership over the same period.

It will be interesting to see if we will be able to build readership in the same way that I was able to in Brooklyn.

Although the internet enables anyone to publish anything, securing a lucrative readership takes the same effort and nous as selling conventionally published books.

Montolieu's extensive translations of Austen's FID demonstrate that she was in fact one of Austen's first critical readers, whose own finely nuanced reading of Austen's narrative technique meant that her first French readers could also share in Anne Elliot's psychological drama in much the same way that her English readership could.