Sentences with phrase «quite large audiences»

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With the emergence of the internet, possible target audiences became quite large, even if the product is only wanted by a very small percentage of the people.

But the basic outline of Luther's radical Augustinianism appealed to a large audience quite prepared to hear it.

In both cases, there were in the audience people who were quite aware of the larger context in which the church lives its life.

But the iconic event was viewed by quite a few people, in fact, it had the largest audience for an F1 race since NBC took over broadcasting the sport in 2013.

Not quite as large as the Cayenne, yet still bigger than the Panamera, the 2015 Porsche Macan near Chicago, IL will find itself right in the wheel - house for a large audience of people.

From ensuring the highest level of quality and editing to reaching out to as large an audience as possible, you might end up spending quite a few bucks.

If an author already has a large audience (or is a savvy marketer), self - publishing can be quite lucrative.

Though the gaming industry has now financially become the largest aspect of the entertainment industry — surpassing film and music quite handily — in the eyes of critics and most of its audience, gaming still lags behind films in the quality and presentation of storytelling.

Although the larger audiences meant its publications no longer enjoyed quite the same intimacy with their readerships, its words were still reaching a larger number of people, spreading the good word of games further.

A video shows him quite happy in public, playing vibes to a reasonably large and adoring audience at the Hammer Museum, where the retrospective began.

«We have a large new audience and in some ways, what we are doing is quite introductory.

The startup, however can help them go deeper, identifying creators who might not be quite as popular, but who still create good stuff and who can collectively reach a large, engaged audience, said co-founder and CEO Pete Borum.