Sentence examples for circulation under from inspiring English sources

The commission is not called in if the deal is for a newspaper with a circulation under 50,000.

Lou already knows that the work will not be shown officially in China – although it will doubtless have a wide circulation under the counter.

Though only four years old, Ramparts had become a slick muckraker with a New Left slant and a rapidly growing circulation under its young editor, Warren Hinckle.

The Independent, with a circulation under 200,000, is the smallest, and has lost money steadily since its creation in 1986.

Some fairly specialized publications took a turn at the podium to accept awards, including The Nation, for columns and commentary; Architectural Record, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation of 100,000 to 250,000; Scientific American, for single topic; The American Scholar, for essays; and Foreign Policy, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation under 100,000.

As advertising has dwindled in the past year at many food magazines, Eating Well's advertising pages declined by 7.4 percent in the past year, in line with many other food magazines, but it has gained circulation under Meredith, jumping to 549,300 from 369,231 in the last year.

"You have seventeen hundred dailies in America, and more than half of them have circulations under fifty thousand.

Smaller newspapers, those with circulations under 50,000, are considered the healthiest part of the industry.

What followed ended up emblazoned across the front page of The News of the World, a Sunday paper with one of Britain's highest circulations, under the headline "F1 Boss Has Sick Nazi Orgy With 5 Hookers".

The secondary convective circulations under the basin in case of the flat basin promote bulk flow from the upper part of the basin to the lower part, which suggests the necessity of insulating the lower part of the still.

In healthy dogs, levosimendan increased renal medullary blood flow [ 10], yet did not affect either the renal macro- or the micro-circulation under septic conditions in pigs and rabbits [ 11, 12].