Sentence examples for circulation as it from inspiring English sources

Ian Clark, the general manager of the London Paper, said: "The London Paper is seeing week-on-week growth in circulation as it establishes its presence in London and gains the loyalty of readers.

Through such moves, the central bank withdraws as much money from circulation as it injects through its bond purchases.

Subtropical Storm Nicole lost its circulation as it was absorbed by the larger extratropical storm on October 11.

The storm entrained dry air into its circulation as it curved toward the northwest, disrupting the storm's convective structure and inhibiting further intensification for the next two days.

Irene made landfall on southeastern Nicaragua on September 19, and maintained its circulation as it crossed the low-lying terrain of the country.

Forming on the South China sea on July 19, the cyclone moved northwest into mainland China on July 22, maintaining its circulation as it turned westward before dissipating on July 24.

"Now what's happened since then is that you've seen Murdoch's share of metropolitan daily newspaper circulation as high as it ever was but the share of the total media pie represented by newspapers has got smaller," he said.

The Forward, which was printed in Yiddish and once had a daily circulation as high as 220,000 (it is now a much smaller weekly), occupied the building from 1912, when it was built, until 1974.

Both the backrest and seat pan are made from taut, breathable mesh allowing for good support and air circulation as well as a more individualized fit as it shapes to each user.

It regulates multiple physiological functions such as sleep, arousal, neuroprotection, learning and memory, cerebral blood circulation as well as pathological phenomena such as epilepsy.

Mr. Bream, who turns 74 this month, has gone out of circulation as well.