Sentence examples for worldwide readership from inspiring English sources

His works achieved a worldwide readership and were particularly esteemed in France and the Soviet Union.

Wikipedia relies on about 70,000 people each month who edit the articles for a worldwide readership.

While sharing his passions for space and the sea with a worldwide readership, Mr. Clarke kept his emotional life private.

Economist This weekly newspaper famous for its championing of free trade was founded in 1843 and now claims a worldwide readership of 3 million people.

As Mr Yusuf wistfully remarks, the slender first report won a worldwide readership but few people now read past the lengthy executive summaries.Despite the bank's best efforts, economic growth remains a mystery: no one really knows why some countries sustain it over decades and others do not.

In fact, my first ever piece of published work - complete with glaring typo (how 'chapbook' is that) - appeared in issue 25 of 'The Kerouac Connection', a serious publication with a worldwide readership and contributions from writers such as Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Carolyn Cassady.

Martin has now sold more than fifteen million books worldwide, and his readership will likely multiply exponentially after the launch, this month, of "Game of Thrones," a lavish HBO series based on "A Song of Ice and Fire".

'A life of usefulness, literature and religion was not by any means a life of event.' One hundred and eighty years and possibly as large a number of books on Austen later, her fame and her readership worldwide continue to grow and however 'uneventful' and ill-documented her life, there are always plenty of biographers queuing up to write it.

But he was growing tetchier and tetchier as the discussion continued obviously I had forgotten the main candidate and finally he came out with it: 'I would say that Catch-22 has remained highly regarded since 1960 so it may be the novel that still has life and worldwide respect and readership.' It is a source of annoyance to him that Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize and he didn't.

As an online-open access journal, CAPMH ensures visibility to an extensive readership worldwide; as the official journal of IACAPAP, it is well positioned to catalyze global collaborative efforts.

According to Universal Uclick, Dear Abby appears in about 1,400 newspapers worldwide, has a daily readership of more than 110 million — in print and on its Web site, dearabby.com — and receives more than 10,000 letters and e-mails a week.