Sentence examples for a global circulation from inspiring English sources

InformationWeek has a global circulation of about 440,000.

Bloomberg Businessweek has a global circulation of almost 1m.

And by receiving it, you take part in a global circulation that creates a community".

By the early 1960s it had a global circulation of 23 million an issue with 40 international editions.

"The magazine hasn't shrunk," he says, pointing out it has a global circulation of more than a million.

The Economist claims a global circulation of 1.5 million, with those taking a digital-only package at 167,000.

Building on a current global circulation of 42,000 including over 32,000 subscribers, the new-look Guardian Weekly will be more widely available to buy on newsstands in Australia and the UK, where the magazine will be available to buy in 120 travel WHSmiths for the first time.

The pH1N1 virus appears to have displaced the pre-pandemic seasonal influenza A(H1N1) viruses in global circulation, while in some countries seasonal A(H3N2) and B viruses also have continued to circulate.

An introduction to Japan's history from 1700 to the present, with emphasis on the influences of an increasing global circulation of ideas, goods, and people in early modern and modern times.

The Miocene saw a change in global circulation patterns due to slight position changes of the continents and globally warmer climates.

These dates are consistent with the emergence of the A-H3N2 subtype into global circulation during the 1968 pandemic [ 1].