Sentence examples for circulation which has from inspiring English sources

The Pink 'Un's digital subscribers topped 300,000 in the second quarter of this year, overtaking its global print circulation which has been in decline.

Yet the giants are teetering.The problem is not circulation, which has held up well thanks to a distinctive system of distribution.

The micelle surface hides TAT during circulation, which has the strong capability to translocate the micelle into cells, and exposes TAT at a slightly acidic tumor extracellular pH to facilitate the internalization process.

"The precise cause of the trend is unknown but could be related to changes to the stratospheric circulation, which has a large influence on how ozone is distributed," said Ryan Hossaini, an ozone expert at the University of Lancaster in Britain, who was not involved in the study, in an emailed comment.

It is unclear what effect, if any, the boycott has had on the Post's circulation, which has risen steadily since September 11th, but the paper has been sufficiently concerned, at least, to talk to Rimawi's group and reportedly to approach some venders directly.

Such situation meant an extreme instability of the atmospheric circulation, which has not been observed for the whole previous period; (2) since 1998 the duration of southern meridional processes started to decrease, and northern ones to grow.

Willes proclaimed the absurd goal of boosting circulation, which had dipped down toward the million mark, by fifty per cent.

With circulation, which had peaked at 16,000 copies, down to about 5,000 copies, Michael D. Bate, the editor and publisher, said he and his investors concluded that there was no future for Frank, a biweekly that was never particularly profitable.

Circulation, which had been at about eight thousand in April, fell to a low of 2,719 in August; Woollcott, anticipating the end, asked that his name be taken off the list of Advisory Editors.

Until the middle of last year, analysts say, the ethnic press was largely insulated from the vicissitudes of the newspaper industry, including severe downturns in advertising revenue and circulation, which have brought many mainstream newspapers to their knees.

As the storm approached the western Caribbean on August 5, wind shear and dry air briefly halted strengthening; convection diminished, exposing the low-level circulation, which had become somewhat less defined.