Sentence examples for a circulation in from inspiring English sources
It's a recognition of the way in which copies of texts circulate today, a circulation in which the physical object known as the book that is for sale in the marketplace has an important but hardly exclusive role...The physical book today is one copy, one iteration of a text among others.
By the end of its first year, Le Monde's accuracy and independence were widely noted, and it had attained a circulation in excess of 150,000 copies.
Lawyers for Forbes argued that since the case involved a Russian citizen and an American publication with a circulation in England of less than 2,000, it had nothing to do with England.
The theory of the Earth is thus a cosmological Wealth of Nations or, as Hutton himself put it: "We are thus led to see a circulation in the matter of this globe, and a system of beautiful oeconomy in the works of nature".
Placement costs between twenty-five hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars a month, depending on expected vehicular-traffic levels, compared with, say, a full-page ad in Variety, which costs seventy thousand dollars and reaches a circulation in the mid ten thousands.
They state that a letter was published by a newspaper in Bengali with a circulation in the borough of about 20,000 entitled "Be United Against Injustice; Make Lutfur Rahman Victorious".
A(H7N9) circulation in China's western region suggests that it is probably more geographically widespread than previously realized.
A little more than ten years ago, I stumbled out of a liberal arts college with a mediocre GPA into a job with a weekly business journal with a smallish circulation in my hometown of Memphis, Tenn.
The paper, as with all regional dailies, has been suffering from a circulation decline in recent years.
Regardless of ideology, The Post, a circulation underdog in a city barely able to support two populist tabloids, continually tries to broaden its appeal.
Stealth nanoparticles exhibit a low recognition by the reticuloendothelial system, resulting in a prolonged circulation in the bloodstream and long-lasting contact with the endothelium.
