Sentence examples for circulation of some from inspiring English sources

Not only that, said Bob Crozier, the London-based publisher of Forbes Global, which has a circulation of some 110,000.

In Brazil, one of the few places with reliable data, circulation of some of the biggest papers is still rising, according to IVC, which audits the figures.

Le Monde, which remains for now an afternoon newspaper, has a circulation of some 318,000 copies, just behind Le Figaro, the leading conservative daily.

At Business Week, Mr. Rossant said, he might add more European voices in book reviews and comment columns, as Time already does in its Europe, Middle East and Africa edition, which has a circulation of some 630,000.

Le Monde, which remains an afternoon newspaper, has a circulation of some 318,000 copies in France, just behind Le Figaro, which is owned by the conservative Dassault business group.

The first German translations appeared in 1954, and in the 1960s Bessy and to a lesser extent Jerom were an enormous success, with combined over a 1000 weekly comics with a circulation of some 200,000 copies.

Additional factors that probably facilitated circulation of VDPVs in some communities were poor hygiene, inadequate sanitation, and tropical climate.

These data indicate that the circulation of ICEs in some strains might not be such a rare event.

And the company has been humiliated by revelations that it inflated circulation figures of some of its magazines and kept advertisers in the dark.

Also likely: shrinking the circulation footprint of some newspapers to save on newsprint and delivery costs and outsourcing more business functions.

In a parting piece for News Leeds, the excellent local newsletter of the National Union of Journalists in the city, Lazenby recalls that the joint editorial staff with the Yorkshire Post was over 200 when he joined and the circulation of the evening paper some 230,000.