Sentence examples for bigger circulation from inspiring English sources

"It has a bigger circulation than any of its quality rivals and you can't ignore the sales figures".

When Mr. Shyamalan appeared on the cover of Newsweek, his father told him that Time had a bigger circulation.

It is not known which titles pay more, Lord Black says, but those with a bigger circulation will fund a proportionate amount.

Newspapers, which have a tendency to be hostile to tax rises and intervening in markets, had much bigger circulations in the 1990s than today.

The Wall Street Journal, America's biggest circulation paper, rails each day against climate science.

(Conversely, as Rupert Murdoch has frequently shown, small drops in cost have meant big circulation rises).

Mr. Bradley wants to charge readers more while shunning the cult of big circulation.

Star performers included Vanity Fair, GQ, Glamour and Vogue, while Easy Living and Tatler saw big circulation drops.

The Tesco magazine had the next biggest circulation, with 2,494,330 copies, closely followed by Asda's title with 2,377,126.

The broadsheet Evening News (owned by Associated Newspapers) held a big circulation lead: the Standard trailed in its wake.

Oisin Cantwell, a columnist writing in Aftonbladet, a big circulation tabloid, was contemptuous of Assange's celebrity backers.