Sentence examples for circulation goals from inspiring English sources

Within weeks, he declared his new circulation goals in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

The Independent has yet to report sales figures for the new paper, though analysts say the Lebedevs' initial circulation goal of 400,000 might be optimistic.

After taking over The Inquirer and The Daily News last year, Mr. Tierney said he wanted to increase circulation, a goal viewed with skepticism by the industry.

The company's chief executive, Robert L. Miller, said the magazine fell short of circulation and advertising goals.

Accordingly, we are initiating a randomized clinical trial to test the efficacy of inhaled NO in improving microcirculatory perfusion and organ failure in septic patients with persistent microcirculatory dysfunction (as assessed by sidestream darkfield imaging of the sublingual circulation) after early goal-directed resuscitation has been successfully accomplished [ 3].

Mr. Pruitt, the McClatchy chief executive, whose company makes circulation gains a primary goal, said that focus creates "a constant feedback loop, based upon market studies and how we believe we can improve the paper".

Nowadays minimizing of loss circulation is a main goal and preference for drilling engineers.

This randomised study used either Dextran 70 or lactated Ringer's solution to support the circulation according to individualized goal-directed principles during cystectomy to evaluate the importance of coagulation competence for the perioperative loss of blood [ 14, 15].

Libraries are still about serving people, but book circulation is not the primary goal.

The magazine launched a £3m marketing drive last November with the ultimate goal of boosting circulation by 50%.

Willes proclaimed the absurd goal of boosting circulation, which had dipped down toward the million mark, by fifty per cent.