Sentences with phrase «broad audience in mind»

The encyclopaedia is being written with a broad audience in mind to make sense of conservation topics and environmental issues that more of us are becoming familiar with and interested in.

It's certainly a game that evokes fond memories of Sony's long dormant Destruction Derby series, and it's definitely a game that has been made with a broad audience in mind.

In general, though, director Pete Docter and writers Andrew Stanton and Daniel Gerson keep the broader audience in mind, and that works just as well.

Ford's ride / handling balance presented with a broader audience in mind, and beyond that of the pure off - road enthusiast.

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Writing for a broad, nonspecialist audience, the author argues against «all of the most famous and influential theories» in the philosophy of mind and for his interpretation of topics such as the mind - body problem, consciousness, and free will.

While this card was designed with students in mind, we believe it can benefit a much broader audience of consumers.

With this in mind, fusing our coverage of both the retail and service sides of the pet industry allows us to offer both grooming salons and pet stores a comprehensive resource for every facet of their business in a single platform that reaches a bigger, broader audience than Grooming Business ever did on its own.

Hoerdt also said the game's location will be key to attracting as broad an audience as possible around the globe: «It will be located in a fictional place in the US because we think that today, to establish a new brand with a western audience, it helps to win with the US market, so part of the choice [in setting] is having this global worldwide audience in mind.

CRM: Your «keys to creativity» are relevant to a broad audience, but did you have a particular demographic in mind?

Supported by a community of like - minded populist artists, Catlett further elaborated her skill in communicating social and political messages to a broad audience with an economy of form.

One issue to keep in mind - if you send an email alert on a «niche» topic (e.g., new IRS ruling) to a broad audience (e.g., all of the law firm's corporate clients), then the clickthrough rate will certainly be lower than if the alert was targeted at a «niche» audience (e.g., solely the firm's tax clients).

Whether your legal blog is a well - oiled machine, a fledgling endeavor or nothing more than a pipe dream in your mind, you're bound to face the question every other blogger has dealt with: Should I limit the focus of my blog to one topic or expand my content to reach a broader audience?

Keep in mind that through the Internet information reaches a broader audience more quickly and efficiently than any other type of business correspondence.

With that in mind, resumes have to grab a broad audience, incorporating wonderfulness and showing technical prowess.