Sentence examples for circulation slightly from inspiring English sources

Tatler, whose editor Catherine Ostler stepped down at the end of last year, increased circulation slightly 87,258.

Tabloid rivals the Mirror and the Sun decided not to follow Desmond into a price war, but the Mirror appears to have borne the brunt, losing 14,000 copies while the Sun managed to increase circulation slightly by 0.29%.

Mr Murdoch shows no sign of letting up: in November last year he said, "No one else wants to call a truce, they insult me every day, so they can go to hell .The Daily Telegraph's response, last year, was a subscription scheme of doubtful benefit: while it increased the newspaper's circulation slightly, it just about wiped out the group's profits.

Clearly, they've been in circulation — slightly worn and toughened.

On the afternoon of August 3, a Hurricane Hunters flight into the system confirmed the development of a well-defined center of circulation, slightly exposed from a disorganized area of thunderstorms.

While overall weekday circulation grew slightly, Sunday circulation fell by slightly more compared with the period a year ago, according to an analysis of reports from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

The Yomiuri and Asahi are the world's two largest newspapers — the Yomiuri has a circulation of slightly more than 10 million, while the Asahi has slightly more than 8 million readers.

Its sister paper, the Ipswich-based East Anglian Daily Times, saw circulation slip slightly by 0.5% period on period to 29,7729

Daily circulation rose slightly at all the newspapers in the New York City area.

USA Today is still the nation's largest newspaper by circulation, at slightly more than two million.

It has a circulation of "slightly more than 5,500," said Eric Gross, a senior reporter for the weekly.