Sentence examples for circulation about the from inspiring English sources

Heart disease is uncommon in women before menopause, said Dr. Suzanne Oparil, a professor of medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who wrote an editorial in Circulation about the HERS study.

During the reign of George V (1910-1936) the Monarchy strengthened "its hold on the popular imagination" (McKibbin 7) with radio broadcasts made [End Page 38] by the King and, after 1918, increased news footage and newspaper circulation about the doings of royal tours and appearances.

At the Sarasota Film Festival, following a screening for over 1,000 attendees, Carr said that "people who were not intrinsically interested in the topic, again and again, [asked] me all manner of questions about newspapering, circulation, about the future".

Roll Call comes into the battle with a roughly 4-to-1 lead in paid circulation (about 5,400 copies vs. The Hill's 1,250 or so).

Now that Occupy LA has been removed from City Hall lawn, there are several ideas in circulation about where the city's movement will go next.

The Star-News has a daily circulation of about 39,000 and the twice-weekly Foothill papers have a combined circulation of about 24,000.

In 1916, The Crisis had a circulation of about 30,000, three times the size of the NAACP's membership.

He pointed out that Harper's, which has a circulation of about 205,000 to the Atlantic's 470,000, has been outselling the Atlantic on the newsstand for 18 months.

Although the exact cause of the extinction is debated, the changes in oceanic circulation brought about by the assembly of Pangea and the fact that the land surface of the Earth was mostly confined to a single hemisphere should not be underestimated.

Now, the only American magazine remaining at the News Corporation, the Australian media conglomerate, will be The Weekly Standard, a conservative opinion publication with a circulation of about 55,000 that the company began in 1995.

Among Bob and Will's many important steps last year was the decision in October to move the printing of our Asian circulation (about 45%of the total) from France to Singapore.