Sentence examples for circulation both from inspiring English sources

Anti-semitic propaganda is in global circulation, both on the internet and in printed form.

The IoS, which downsized in October 2005, was the only Sunday quality title to record an increase in circulation both year on year and on the previous month.

The film has remained in constant circulation, both in the developed and developing worlds, and earlier this year was adapted as a musical at London's Stratford East theatre, with Henzell's involvement.

The second one takes into account water circulation both inside and outside the heating tube.

The report concludes that with about a million players in circulation (both formats combined), most consumers appear to be opting out of the battle altogether.

We can also find the significant disturbances in thermospheric global circulation both in July solstice and in December solstice.

The blood supply responsible for nourishing the retina consists of the retinal and uveal circulations, both of which derive from branches of the ophthalmic artery.

In contrast, the hearts of birds and mammals, in which septa completely separate the pulmonary and systemic circulations, both circulations have similar flows, but blood pressures can be regulated separately.

The ammonia mass fraction of the rich solution and the circulation ratio both have great influence on both the COP and the pressure levels in the system.

During two RSV peak circulation periods, both group A and B RSV viruses circulated (data not shown).

Print benefited too, with significant boosts to circulation for both the Guardian and The Observer.