Sentence examples for circulation but it from inspiring English sources

We sit in the offices of Attitude – it has a small circulation but it punches well above its weight in terms of influence – where Todd has been editor since 2008.

Eight papers responded; all small circulation, but it was a start.

The number of readers willing to pay a small fee each month might never rival the heyday of newspaper circulation, but it would attract enough "people who care what's going on in the world" to fund crucial reporting, he maintains.

What that statement might be is unclear to cabdrivers and clerks who have to contend with a denomination that makes up less than 1 percent of the bills in circulation, but it means something back in a state that loves tradition.

"I see some local weekly newspapers going in the direction of free circulation, but it's not something we plan to do," he said.

"I can't prove that this is driving circulation, but it's certainly something that if I were a newspaper publisher would keep me up at night".

The Daily Mail might have one of the biggest circulations, but it's also the easiest target.

Your job still sucks!" The Daily Mail might have one of the biggest circulations, but it's also the easiest target.

"Tribune has done a very good job at growing its circulation revenue, but it's still only half of print advertising," Griffin said, adding that he would prefer to see something closer to a 50-50 split.

ECMO has advantages on oxygenation and circulation but also it has some unfavorable effects.

Don't clench your hand so tightly that you start to lose circulation, but keep it firm when you're throwing a punch and loose but formed when you're playing defense.