Sentence examples for capita circulation from inspiring English sources

In per capita circulation, the New York Public Library (which covers Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island) and the Brooklyn and Queens systems rank 10th, 11th and 9th, respectively; in attendance at public programs, 12th, 4th and 10th; and 12th, 15th and 20th in average hours per week.

If there was a Golden Age for the American press, it came in a two-decade period during the Cold War, when total per capita daily newspaper circulation kept rising, even as television scooped up eyeballs and eardrums.

Newspaper circulation per capita is among the highest in the developed world, behind Scandinavia and Japan.

Compared with other developing countries, the Dominican Republic has a high per capita rate of newspaper circulation.

No country in the world has more guns per capita, with some 300 million civilian firearms now in circulation, or nearly one for every adult.

Circulation stops".

Circulation plummeted.

Circulation soared.

Circulation dwindled.

Poor circulation.

No further circulation.