Sentence examples for circulation would be from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely, therefore, that any H1N1 viruses now emerging into circulation would be immunologically similar to those currently circulating.

However, the impression received by media agencies was that daily circulation would be in the region of 250,000 to 280,000 over the medium term.

His proposal for a high-rise city, where leisure, labor, and circulation would be vertically integrated, both frightened his contemporaries and offered a trenchant critique of the dynamics of the capitalist metropolis.

If mental illness is something that can arise or be exacerbated at any time, without much notice, then reducing the number of guns in circulation would be an effective way to limit opportunities for those crises to become quickly and extremely lethal.

The debut of the dual exchange rate system and the opening of banks and exchange houses at 10 a.m. marked the official end of the system that had been in effect since April 1991, in which the peso and the dollar were used almost interchangeably, based on a government promise that every peso in circulation would be backed by an American dollar.

At midnight, Modi proclaimed, all of India's five-hundred-rupee and thousand-rupee notes, worth about seven dollars and fifteen dollars, respectively, and constituting about eighty-six per cent of all cash in circulation, would be banned from use, in an effort to battle corruption.

"This would do wonders for their paper's circulation and would be worth a fortune in free publicity".

He said that day's circulation figures would be excluded from the paper's regular audit report of daily sales.

The figures are striking because cash in circulation normally would be expected to expand roughly in line with nominal GDP, the size of the economy without adjusting for inflation, according to Simon Ward, chief economist at Janus Henderson Investors.

The New York Times Company said yesterday that its fourth-quarter profit rose 3.5percentt, excluding special items, and indicated that increased circulation revenue would be expected to help offset any falloff in advertising revenue this year.

In a letter to staff sent out on New Year's Eve, John Poulin - the chief executive of Reed Business Information in the US - said various controlled circulation titles would be sold to different buyers in the next few months.