Sentence examples for to the readership from inspiring English sources

In the interests of research, we had ordered obscenely, but the duty to the readership demanded more.

There is an important sense of duty about it, said Wendell Jamieson, the deputy metropolitan editor, but also an effort to bring something new to the readership.

Soutar, the former editorial director of IPC, pointed to the readership of ShortList, of whom 65% do not read any other men's magazine.

"It's clearly part of what we consider our journalism and editorial duty to the readership of cigar smokers that we have".

It is up to the readership, the board of directors and the shareholders to put pressure on to get an apology".

"I'd want to be violent to the readership, I suppose: violent because they weren't recognizing my own stupidity in being on the cover.

The portrayal of CS in Spanish women's magazines is not sufficiently comprehensive and does not provide adequate important information to help the readership to understand the real benefits and risks of this route of delivery.

It's a way to service the readership by taking inspiration to acquisition.

We miss the horse race of 2012, not to mention the readership and ratings it brought.

Why is The Times trying to entice the readership subconsciously with its placement of content, use of type size or front-page prominence?

Allocations would take account of the many years it can take to build the readership and submissions base on which the journals' reputation and future viability will depend.