Sentence examples for circulation does from inspiring English sources

Ask for the 2002 map -- an older version still in circulation does not show bridges in Harwich and Orleans that have just opened.

So my first step is never to sleep more than 30 or 40 minutes, so that circulation doesn't dip down and dive off".

But the popular mythology that both Guardian and Observer suffered a massive haemorrhaging of circulation doesn't stand up to scrutiny - not that the editors knew it at the time.

Lost circulation does not only cause economic losses due to an increase in non-productive time.

But newsstand-driven circulation does tend to erode loyalty to readers.

The cytokine profile of the mother is independent of cytokine profile of amniotic compartment and level of cytokine in mother's circulation does not reflect the profile in the amniotic regions [46], [47].

He contented himself with showing that the planetary theories then in circulation did not agree with the phenomena.

What had worked for the Sunday paper was confidently expected to work for the daily and for a time the circulation did indeed rise dramatically.

He added that the magazine's relatively small circulation did not prevent it from bringing "millions and millions" to the company's bottom line during the boom years.

While the newspaper's circulation did not fall away, Observer staff were accused of treachery and lack of patriotism and advertising contracts were cancelled.

Circulation did improve following the name change, but the onset of the Great Depression forced the Journal to fold in 1931.