Sentence examples for viable audience from inspiring English sources

"That niche is to us a viable audience," he said.

Is there a viable audience for a British romcom?

These new long-form composers will need to keep themselves communicative, connected to some kind of real and viable audience.

Add to that the advertiser-friendly tranche of society who saw the film in their teens, for whom it casts a nostalgic spell, and you have a viable audience.

Knowing that his own enthusiasm for this music was matched by that of collectors who had been foraging for the original albums and singles, Falceto had become convinced that there would be a viable audience for a series of compilations.

They realised that if the paper was to go on losing circulation at the current rate of market decline, then there would come a moment - perhaps not too far off, maybe only two years away - when there would be no viable audience for the paper and, by extension, no worthwhile advertising income.

He is now left with papers that are losing newsprint sales, roughly in line with the overall market decline, and without a viable online audience.

And while Mr. Ghosn acknowledged that the Leaf would not appeal to everyone, he said there was a viable target audience.

Without a vibrant, economically viable local audience for Arab films to rely on, filmmakers will remain frustrated in their efforts to be heard.

Aside from the advantages of exploiting Disney's own back catalogue, fairy tales also have the advantage of narratives that cut across cultural specifics, making them viable for audiences from Australia to Argentina.

Proposals for other language versions must meet certain criteria, including "a sufficient number of living native speakers to form a viable community and audience".