Sentence examples for circulation month from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the London Evening Standard - which has suffered since the afternoon freesheets were unleashed on the capital - gained some respite, with a 1% rise in circulation month on month to 276,230 in June.
During a month in whih the Mail on Sunday ran strong promotions, including giving away Lego toys and a free poster from the film Frozen, the DMGT-owned title increased its circulation month on month by 3.5% to 1,497,855, more than 30,000 copies ahead of the Sunday edition of the Sun.
The print market proved much more resilient with the Financial Times, Guardian, Observer and Sunday Times reporting increases in circulation month on month in September, from 0.25% at the Guardian to 2.27% at the FT. Others kept their sales declines to about 1% or less, including the Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, i, the Times, the Sunday Mirror, and the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.
Last week, the Treasury Department introduced its new $100 bill, a redesign intended to frustrate high-tech counterfeiters when it goes into circulation Feb. 10.
The mass flow of one Mixox-unit is 1.007 m3 s−1 (87,000 m3 dand1), anduringng the open water season, the pump is usually working from the onset of thermal stratification in June until the autumn circulation in August–September.
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The Sunday Mirror's Trinity Mirror stablemate, the People, reported a 1.22% month-on-month circulation fall in January, to 770,772 – although it boasted a 53.89% rise compared with January last year.
Circulation from January to May of this year was 142,800, up 20percentt over the same period last year, according to Kent Brownridge, general manager of Wenner Media.
In Thailand the incidence was highest among the elderly over 55 years of age with epidemics occurring during June September with an occasional increase of circulation during January and February.
The first shipment was delivered to the Federal Reserve last Tuesday, and should show up in circulation later this month, officials said.
The warning, included in a letter soon to be sent to Michael Leavitt, the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), was prompted by the circulation late last month of a draft HHS fact sheet.
