Sentence examples for circulation to have from inspiring English sources

And now ESPN is going, 'Oh my God, it's Texas A&M and Notre Dame.' " Still, Fortune thought it was good for the sport's circulation to have a transfusion of championship blood.

The cerebral and retinal circulations seem to have similar responses to hypocapnia (Harris et al., 1998), although there may be quantitative differences.

Intracranial aneurysms (IAs) located in the posterior circulation are considered to have higher annual bleed rates than those in the anterior circulation.

Circulation is believed to have dipped well below that figure in recent months.

Is there a certain circulation threshold one has to have to be considered "well-known" in Schiller's words?

Elevated levels of tumor microenvironment-derived proteins in the circulation have been shown to have diagnostic potential for pancreatic cancer [ 82].

Neither magazine has been published long enough to have audited circulation figures.

There may be more that do not pay to have their circulation officially audited.

Newspapers here tend to have limited circulation, and most books except sexy cartoon comic books languish.

It is published by Pravda, and is said to have a circulation of around 150,000.

Six out of the seven batches of EE's Power Bar in circulation have not been found to have the same fire risk.