Sentence examples for a circulation of less from inspiring English sources

It has a circulation of less than 10.

Zoo, which has always lagged behind Nuts in sales terms, had a circulation of less than 30,000 in the same period.

Mr. Weatherwax's newspaper in southern Indiana has a circulation of less than 12,000 but has published a documentary photo essay every Saturday for the last 34 years.

When Ms. Brown took over, the magazine had a circulation of less than 800,000; at its height, in the 1980s, circulation approached three million.

Under Mr. Pryor, Daily Variety grew from an 8-page tabloid with a circulation of less than 8,000 to a 32-page publication with more than 22,000 subscribers.

In The London Review, she chose as a platform for her royal views a discreet, bimonthly journal of literary and intellectual essays with a circulation of less than 60,000, normally spared the glare of front-page controversy.

It is not unusual for a new, subscription-based, journal to reach an institutional circulation of less than 100 libraries, even several years after launch.

The European Journal reported a circulation of a bit less than 75,000 for the first half of last year.

Though The New York Press, with a circulation of 105,000, has less than half the readership of The Village Voice, it still remains the paper's biggest rival.

When you had a circulation of four million, it mattered less if you said something racist, say, and put off 5% of your readers".

Cond Nast introduced its latest shopping magazine, Domino, last week, clearly hoping to emulate the success of its sibling Lucky, which hit a circulation of 1 million in less than five years.