Sentence examples for circulation has come from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin, which is the best known of several digital currencies in circulation, has come to prominence in recent months after a string of mishaps and scandals.

Facebook's influence as a channel for the circulation of news has come under intense scrutiny recently, especially with regard to the dissemination of false stories.

The circulation of the flyers has come less than one week after the Greens candidate for Higgins, Jason Ball, found his campaign signs vandalised with homophobic slurs.

Since its launch in 1997 the title has come to dominate the men's magazine sector, with a circulation of 2.5 million copies a month.

Mr. Levine is to some degree responsible for the emergence of Mr. Morlot, 36, who has come to be considered one of the few prized conducting properties in circulation.

When rinsing your hair, after all the oil has come off, quickly pour some cold water over your head to stimulate circulation.

Because I often have to maneuver my legs into the aisle to restore circulation, I have come fairly close to tripping people during these marathon events.

Advertising revenue and circulation, two industry benchmarks, have come under tremendous pressure in the last few years.

It is believed to have come through water circulation pipework which may have been damaged during maintenance work last October.

As such some of the CA125 measured in the peritoneal dialysate effluent may have come from the systemic circulation.

MCFP was determined by stopping the circulation (pump) and measuring pressures once arterial and venous pressures had come to equilibrium.