Sentence examples for circulation made from inspiring English sources

Wines from the Jura are among the most unusual in circulation, made from obscure grapes and offering unexpected flavors.

By the end of the Civil War, more than $430 million in greenbacks were in circulation, made legal tender by congressional mandate.

The spuriousness of much of the money in circulation made it a rich era for counterfeiters, who, as Mihm writes in this revelatory, entertaining book, enjoyed a status somewhere between that of folk heroes and alchemists, forming a demimonde of criminal clans and master engravers.

UCB is the basis for an internationalised form of circulation made possible by forms of transaction that involve distributions of quality, price, scarcity and availability.

There are approximately 1.5 billion £20 notes in circulation, making it the most common note in distribution.

By taking art out of circulation, making it vanish, you deny everyone else the pleasure you covet.

So she changed the circulation, making visitors enter through the side door rather than the formal front.

There are 22 billion United States bills in circulation, making the Yankee dollar sign (exact origins unknown) the world's most pervasive brand logo.

That's not to say that the gun amnesty was not worth doing: every gun taken out of circulation makes this country a safer place.

Lipid nanocarriers enable to target the therapeutic payload to deep skin layers or even to reach the blood circulation making them a promising cutting-edge technology.

The above results demonstrated that NPs targeted to the FcRn can cross an epithelial barrier and enter in vivo circulation, making oral NPs-based delivery systems profitable to deliver drug to the systemic circulation.