Sentence examples for undesirable audience from inspiring English sources

IRI was already collecting this data but Cory Treffiletti, BlueKai's senior vice president of marketing, said this will allow advertisers to "activate" it in a new way, eliminating waste (i.e. money spent on ads that reach an undesirable audience) and allowing advertisers to deliver a customized message to different audiences.

Kathy Bates lighted up "Harry's Law" until NBC saw fit to dis the show's large but apparently demographically undesirable audience and cancel it.

Jim Pierson, the chairman of the Festival, says that station executives "expressed their preference for 'loftier' programming and "intimated that they consider the 'Dark Shadows' audience undesirable".

It's the kind of role that has also attracted undesirable elements: while women in the audience have been known to touch her inappropriately, some men have done worse.

Second, not only must the epistemic basis of criticism be independent of agents' practical knowledge, but it might also be claimed that the correctness of any explanation is independent of its desirable or undesirable political effects on a specific audience.

The 'product gap' doesn't just affect the potential size of the film market, and restrict the potential audience; it has an undesirable social consequence.

His argument was that it would give an undesirable "image" of America to foreign audiences.

Therefore, the IPC mediums could be viewed as successful in influencing favorable attitudes among the target audiences and in helping them differentiate between desirable and undesirable behaviors.

If anything, Mr. Holland understates two of the prickly maestro's highly undesirable qualities we Philadelphians suffered throughout his tenure here: his contempt for American audiences, whom he still views as interested only in entertainment, and his failure to ever record a single work that would be considered definitive in the Philadelphia Orchestra's discography.

But in the last few years, attendance has often waned, partly because companies -- not wanting to spend too much time on voting, or to have executives subjected to tirades from audience members -- have tried to make meetings less attractive by offering few perks and holding them in some undesirable or hard-to-get-to place.

A sharp slowdown is undesirable, but cycles, including the down segments, are critical to economic development, "fostering discipline" and "upgrading capital," the report reminded its audience.