Sentence examples for circulation of around from inspiring English sources

The Grand Forks Herald is the major daily newspaper serving Grand Forks and is also the second most widely circulated newspaper in North Dakota with a daily circulation of around 31,000.

It has a circulation of around 50,000 per issue.

It is published by Pravda, and is said to have a circulation of around 150,000.

JPG had a circulation of around 50,000 and had secured some prominent space on newsstands around the country.

Its English-language paper, the Nation, has a circulation of around 250,000, and is Kenya's largest.

Printed on the presses of the Morning Post, the British Gazette had a circulation of around two million by the end of the strike.

As a result, Credit Suisse estimates that the Journal generates annual U.S. circulation revenue of around $200 per subscriber, which is less than either the FT (around $350) or its other arch rival, The New York Times (nearly $450).

Launched this year, it already has a circulation of 110,000, around 35,000 more than its nearest competitor.

Heatherwick says he wanted to expose the circulation of people around the bus just as you might in a glass-fronted building, and it's a compelling idea.

In time he became fascinated by the challenge of finding patterns in the seemingly random circulation of horses around the track.

Such restrictions would slow the circulation of money around the economy, deepening the recession.External sources of credit would dry up because foreign investors, banks and companies would fear that their money would be trapped.