Sentence examples for broader circulation from inspiring English sources

Satellite and radar observations showed gyres imbedded within the broader circulation.

The papers will soon be published outside mainland China in the original Chinese, which is likely to lead to much broader circulation and discussion here via the Internet and contraband copies.

Mr. Perasso depends on his weekly salary of $200, and, he says, he is more committed to getting into broader circulation books by Malcolm X, Che Guevara and his other favorite authors at the print shop than he is in scoring campaign points.

Drug-resistant bacteria that usually attack only hospital patients may now have jumped into broader circulation in the general population, according to a study in tomorrow's Journal of the American Medical Association.

Thomas D. Carroll has located references to fidéisme from as early as 1854 100); however, the term appears to have entered into broader circulation in the literature a quarter-century later, when it came to be used pejoratively in reference to Catholic traditionalism by theologians seeking to revive the Thomistic synthesis of reason and faith.

The number of these stories far outpaces any other representation of these youth in broader circulation.

It gains rapid and broad circulation by being passed from hand to hand, from friend to relative to co-worker.

Founded in 1843, News of the World achieved broad circulation through its low price and sensational content.

The findings should be presented in such a way as to ensure their broad circulation and consideration.

The SmartLink card, which is scheduled for broad circulation this summer, will be accepted only on the PATH system, which, for a fare of $1.50, links Newark, Jersey City and Hoboken to Manhattan.

Sustained criticism can also be found in monthlies and quarterlies with a broad circulation, in "little magazines" for specialized audiences, and in scholarly journals and books.