Sentence examples for circulation in excess from inspiring English sources

By the end of its first year, Le Monde's accuracy and independence were widely noted, and it had attained a circulation in excess of 150,000 copies.

The Daily Express still carries the logo of those distant, broadsheet days when the newspaper had a daily circulation in excess of four million: a knight in chain-mail whose shield bears the cross of St . George

This 2004 metro newspaper study on N = 53 sports columnists writing for metro newspapers with circulations in excess of 100,000, identifies and discusses their sources for writing controversial opinion in the second most read newspaper section by males the sports page.

In the early 1980s, its circulation was in excess of one million.

By 1954 Newsday's circulation was in excess of 213,000, and by 1963 it exceeded 375,000.

'I think there is potential to build a circulation across Europe in excess of 700,000 if we get the editorial right.

During the transition period, high producing cows have rapid transportation of fatty acids from adipose tissue to maintain energy balance resulting in circulation of excess NEFA in the blood which impair the hepatic function and animal performance with increase in choline metabolism (Karimian et al. 2015).

Similarly, big ET-1, a precursor of ET-1, is present in excess in the peripheral circulation in patients with CHF, particularly in advanced stages of disease [3], [27], [28] [32].

Maxim has achieved figures well in excess of 2m this year, double its 1999 circulation.

Years ago, concentrations of glucose up to 1800 mg/dL were used to generate an osmotic pressure that allowed the removal of water and Na in excess by ultrafiltration and prevented haemolysis in the extracorporeal circulation with large blood volume [ 82].

If the induced EMF is in excess of 1 kV, then it has to allow the circulation of current through RC network for coil protection from overvoltage.