Sentence examples for circulation has proved from inspiring English sources
Wright succeeded Jonathan Holborow as Mail on Sunday editor in 1998, since when its circulation has proved remarkably resilient.
The creation of a living dynamic circulation has proved to be a significant challenge.
Newspaper publishers have always known that war is good for circulation; terrorism has proved to be a boon for the documentary business.
But the increasing circulation of bogus money has proved an unanticipated complication, with the Colombians quickly learning how to reproduce even the new design of American bills, which was first implemented in 1996 largely to thwart counterfeiting.
Cell lines such as MDA-MB-231 that are regarded as invasive in vitro remain relatively poorly metastatic in vivo, although when introduced directly into the circulation the cell line has proved useful in models of experimental metastasis.
But expanding The Wall Street Journal Europe has proved tough, and the paper's circulation, even with tens of thousands of papers sold cheaply in bulk, has remained flat at around 75,000 since 2008, according to the British audit bureau.
Yes, with circulation of 277,000 at the last count, compared to the Independent's 58,000, it has proved to be a hit with the newspaper-reading public.
Every building system -- water supply, ventilation, lighting, circulation, communication -- must be evaluated and hardened against attack by an enemy who has proved to be inventive and resourceful.
