Sentence examples for a growing circulation of from inspiring English sources

Radar, a smart-alecky concoction of pop culture, politics and media, was on its third incarnation, with a growing circulation of more than 200,000.

And the Herald on Sunday, a seven-year-old tabloid with a growing circulation, has been compared to the News of the World.

The daily paper Klassekampen still exists, now as an independent daily with a very fine crop of gifted journalists (mainly women) and a growing circulation.

And the New York Times became one of the few national newspapers in the world with a growing circulation (in 2000, its circulation rose 2% while the average circulation for national newspapers fell 0.4%).

The fuss over the law comes against a backdrop of widespread public worry about an increasingly intrusive state and the growing circulation of personal details in vast databases compiled by the government and private companies.

After three years of exponentially growing circulation, the Brixton Pound is now a crystallised part of the neighbourhood's persona – although still more for the novelty of having the Thin White Duke on the bill than for any difference it makes in native wallets.

The i has growing circulation revenues and we are confident of continuing this trend".

A publication focused primarily on business, the WSJ grew circulation 1.8% last year, when the rest of the newspaper industry's fell by 4.46%.

Over his 13 years in charge – he went on to become director-general of the BBC and then editor of the Times – he grew circulation from 150,000 to more than 200,000, securing the MEN's position as Manchester's dominant evening paper.

And the company was putting those coins back into circulation, meeting a growing share of market demand, reducing the need to mint new coins.

This may have remained just an interesting laboratory artefact but for the finding that a growing number of molecular chaperones exist in the human circulation.