Sentence examples for circulation then from inspiring English sources

If Lingeman's biography gets Lewis back into circulation, then it has done enough.

He settled on "political consultant," a term that was not in wide circulation then.

In 1984, he began working at Hudson Valley magazine, first in circulation, then in advertising.

Too many tokens in circulation, then, can be just as destructive as too few.

The circulation then started to recover in the 1990s, but "it seems this was only a temporary recovery, and now it's actually further weakened," says Rahmstorf.

The circulation then started to recover in the 1990s, but  "it seems this was only a temporary recovery, and now it's actually further weakened," says Rahmstorf.

Doing so increases your blood circulation, which then stimulates melanin production.

Moreover, virus detection in midges has demonstrated that SBV had been circulating in the study area since September 2011, yet any circulation before then was deemed unlikely [ 2].

If this can be achieved and more policies and products be aligned so that we get the number of permits in circulation down, then this new scheme will be an efficient way to harness green consumer power.

Its circulation was then 700,000.

What they are hoping is that they put on circulation and then they keep some of it.