Sentence examples for unique audience from inspiring English sources

They must be aimed at a unique audience.

Leica, however, caters to a unique audience willing to pay for quality and cachet.

And it's a unique audience because those at the front in the arena are standing.

Maass and photographer Gilles Peress gained a unique audience with Steele at a library-turned-detention-centre in Samarra.

"We recognized from the data that there's a unique audience in Hispanics in their affinity for moviegoing and mobile technology," said Paul Yanover, president of Fandango.

Nielsen is now measuring what it calls the "unique audience" for Twitter posts about television, providing a more complete view of the phenomenon known as social TV.

"Advertisers would like us to target more unique audiences, rather than the same audiences again and again and again but the system works against that," Crozier said.

The ESPN sites' rapid growth in traffic in a year or less contrasts with Nielsen's tally of the relatively modest size of the unique audiences who perused MSG (175,000), SNY (132,000) and WFAN (156,000) in February.

And therefore the diversity of our schedule today is very different from the diversity of our schedule seven to 10 years ago because we have to invest in programmes that drive the biggest audiences, rather than the most unique audiences," he said.

With two unique audiences, print and online, Science reaches a diverse group of interests within the scientific community.

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