Sentence examples for widest readership of from inspiring English sources

It is simply, purely a significant act and deserves the widest readership of all.

In 1950, the managing director, Laurence Scott (grandson of CP Scott), was keen to capitalise on the wider readership of the paper.

Hopefully, its seductive interweaving of a modern life and an ancient one will encourage a wider readership of this most appealing of Latin writers, even if only in translation.

Bayle undeniably had an enormous influence given the wide readership of his work; but the precise nature of that influence, even in individual cases, remains a desideratum of research.

"How could so much bad happen to one person?" On the other hand, she has a wide readership of women to whom worse has happened.

The topic is important, and the results were judged to be of interest to the wide readership of eLife.

This information is for family carers and patients and also a wider readership of doctors and other professionals from all specialties who encounter relatives and patients with these difficulties and who help them to make such decisions.

In recent years it has been rated very highly by many William Morris scholars, but has never succeeded in finding a wide readership on account of its great length and archaic diction.

"Lords of Finance" has the flair and wisdom to find a wide readership on the strength of its main ideas.

The study should appeal to the broad readership of eLife.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: How does the Israeli literary scene compare to that in the U.S.? Is there a wide readership for serious fiction of Grossman's kind?