Sentence examples for circulation has risen from inspiring English sources

The Industry Standard's circulation has risen to 150,000 from 60,000 when it began.

Circulation has risen steadily – the latest ABC figures show a 3.1 per cent year-on-year increase to 109,146.

The amount of money in circulation has risen by £100,000 and is represented by the seller's bank "savings".

The daily circulation has risen from 400,000 to 700,000 since its emergence as the only evening paper in town.

Its circulation has risen 32 percent since the diminutive Nicolas Sarkozy took office in 2007 and was nicknamed by the newspaper "Sarkoléon".

Since then, the Evening Standard's circulation has risen from 250,000 to 600,000, and it is now read by 1.4 million Londoners daily.

Soon, the Mail's circulation had risen above a million, making it the largest in the world.

By the end of the 1840 campaign, the Log Cabins circulation had risen to 80,000 and Greeley decided to establish a daily newspaper, the New-York Tribune. New-York Tribune

He reported that circulation had risen by 5% each issue, and claimed that "according to the best available information, GALAXY has several times as many subs as any other science fiction magazine!" In the first issue, Gold asked for reader feedback on what should be included in the magazine letters, editorials, book reviews, or other features.

Total circulation, however, has risen in that period, to 2.37 million from 2.35 million, reflecting an increase in subscription sales and the inclusion of a small but growing number of digital copies being sold (42,019 at last count, in June).

It is unclear what effect, if any, the boycott has had on the Post's circulation, which has risen steadily since September 11th, but the paper has been sufficiently concerned, at least, to talk to Rimawi's group and reportedly to approach some venders directly.