Sentence examples for a decline in circulation from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post newspaper also suffered from a decline in circulation as the company introduced price increases for its daily home delivery and its newsstand sales.

Not only does he have to integrate two staffs that have, until now, operated with considerable autonomy, but he will also have to confront a decline in circulation.

News of the World editor Andy Coulson has enjoyed an even bigger leap, rising to 15th from 51st position after a triumphal 12 months in which his newspaper has won just about every major award going - although he too has suffered a decline in circulation.

And despite being a staple of supermarket checkout aisles for decades, the Enquirer has suffered a decline in circulation.

But the same price increases, two analysts said, contributed to a decline in total circulation at The Times.

The company has been looking for new sources of revenue amid a decline in the circulation of Reader's Digest, which was first published in 1922.

But, like other newspaper sites, it has struggled to generate sufficient revenue to offset a decline in print circulation and advertising.

Analysis of the toxigenicity of C. diphtheriae by the Elek test showed that during the period of decreased diphtheria morbidity there was a decline in the circulation of toxigenic C. diphtheriae.

Despite an increase in web traffic, the Daily News has experienced a precipitous decline in circulation and ad revenue, like newspapers elsewhere.

Newsday posted a 4.7percentt decline in circulation, to 379,613.

Where most newspaper executives talk of managing a continued decline in circulation, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Kramer and Mr. Zuckerman talk about selling more copies.