Sentence examples for circulation for both from inspiring English sources

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

Ad linage fell 8percentt at The Journal and 12.1percentt at Barron's last year, while circulation for both held steady.

Furthermore, the flame height is confirmed to be proportional to the ambient circulation for both laminar and turbulent liquid fire whirls.

The observed reduction in the absorption rate of bupivacaine into the systemic circulation for both viscous hyaluronic formulations after 6 mg of bupivacaine may explain the prolongation of spinal effects.

The company said that the impact of higher prices on the number of copies sold had been smaller than expected, but that The Times expected to report lower circulation for both its daily and Sunday papers in the next audited figures, for the six months through September, while The Globe was expected to show a Sunday decline but might show a small increase for the daily.

"Despite the obvious challenging circulation environment there has been a slight improvement in the circulation trend for both the South Wales Echo and the Western Mail as a result of a number of editorial and publishing enhancements," he said.

Data represents circulation activity for both on-site and off-site collections; it is not ReCAP-specific.

They also make use of general circulation models for both the atmosphere and the ocean to understand paleoclimatic conditions and the possible causes for the changes that have occurred.

Separately, Condé Nast said it would provide its own tablet measures to clients that include circulation figures for both paid subscriptions and single-copy sales, in addition to the total number of issues opened and time spent with each issue.

It must therefore allow storage space and internal circulation space for both passengers and transit vehicles.

Total weekday circulation for U.S. daily newspapers – both print and digital – fell 8percentt in 2016, marking the 28th consecutive year of declines.