Sentence examples for circulation soon from inspiring English sources

But if not, is it too much to hope that they re-enter circulation soon?

Some political leaders who supported Mr. Kostunica think Mr. Milosevic should be taken out of political circulation soon, first on charges of election manipulation and then tax abuse, official murder and so on.

Translations of Themistius's paraphrase of the work, and a lost work by al-Farabi on demonstration (or perhaps Averroes's critical remarks on that work), were used by Albert the Great, and though they dropped out of circulation soon thereafter, scholars sometimes cribbed from Albert's commentary.

It was supposed to become a standard textbook for the training of teachers, but was withdrawn from circulation soon afterward, when the Catargiu cabinet fell.

Vilniaus žinios was the first legal Lithuanian-language daily newspaper to appear after the Lithuanian press ban was lifted on May 7, 1904; it was quite popular and its circulation soon reached 6,000 copies.

This chart demonstrates that with a growth rate of 300percentt in 2012 (lower growth rate than in prior years) the number of Facebook Credits in circulation will soon reach 47 billion.

Maybe you've been separated for a really long time, so you'll be back in circulation as soon as you sign the final papers.

The filmmaker was hurt by this failure – he had long wanted to produce a dramatic film and was proud of the result – and withdrew A Woman of Paris from circulation as soon as he could.

Deep convection over the circulation center soon improved, and the Hong Kong Observatory had declared it a tropical depression on June 3 when it was located about 290 km south of Hong Kong.

The aneurysm has to be excluded from the systemic circulation as soon as possible.

Elevated levels of H-FABP are present in circulation as soon as 2 to 3 hours after the damage and return to normal in 12 to 24 hours after the initial insult [ 25, 46].