Sentence examples for to readership from inspiring English sources

By far the most naked activity under way is the pandering to readership, something British editors are extremely proud of.

According to readership surveys, the average annual income of Journal readers is about two hundred thousand dollars — about twice that of the Times.

Even so, it is not clear what large-scale cuts in content "might do to readership and, therefore, advertising," he said.

The review will also look at areas including the extent to which regional newspaper markets are self contained either in relation to advertisers or to readership, and the extent to which public service broadcasters, local authorities and other public sector bodies that provide news are in competition with commercial local media companies.

The researchers called these "low-impact events," and found they were statistically insignificant to readership patterns.

The ratio of investment to readership in the blogosphere (inherently a Rest of Us medium) tells that story better than anything -- but there are plenty of other examples everywhere you look.

In terms of a mass audience, the Politico's stunningly miserable investment-to-readership ratio (not surprisingly, depicted as stunningly good in the New Republic) is only the latest example that there clearly isn't a huge audience for the Versailles perspective in the much larger pool of the United States of America as a whole.

The New York Times owes it to its readership to come forth with all the facts.

Given the potential impact of the paper it would be a great service to the readership to clarify the presentation.

Savvy contributors to the site learn that in order to secure readership, they have to pay attention to others.

Each month, this contemporary poetry review series selects between five and ten collections published since 2000 to recommend to its readership.