Sentence examples for circulation people from inspiring English sources

Christina Kelly, now editor in chief of YM, a teenagers' magazine owned by Gruner & Jahr USA, recalls a struggle with the circulation people when she worked as an editor in 1993 at the now-closed Sassy magazine.

Dr. Nieca Goldberg, chief of women's cardiac care at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, said that because of the stress that extreme heat places on the heart through the demand for increased circulation, people with medical disorders should not do Bikram yoga.

"I bet you they will be less accurate in people who are overweight, people who have poor circulation, people with high blood pressure," Gillinov told me.

In the study, which is published in the journal Circulation, people who did the recommended 2.5 hours of exercise a week had the lower levels of inflammatory markers in their blood.

According to a new study in the journal Circulation, people who drink coffee regularly (that's one to five cups daily) have a lower risk of death when compared to those who don't drink coffee.

Tickets are taken out of circulation, punishing people who can't afford to pay more than face value.

Global circulation of people, information, and goods has destabilized what we understand by residence, questioning spatial permanence, property, and identity a crisis of belonging.

He discusses how new patterns of Buddhist mobility contributed to the circulation of people, ideas, and resources across the South China Sea.

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.

If a book can be embargoed – that is, held back from any form of preliminary circulation to people such as reviewers – then so much the better.

"You can't say that it's sensible to say we want access to the single market but no free circulation of people.