Sentence examples for circulation would have from inspiring English sources

Because the momentum from planetary and gravity waves drives the circulation, if the momentum transferred to the stratosphere had decreased, the circulation would have slowed down.

Under such an arrangement, the supply of rubles in circulation would have to be fully backed by dollars and convertible, on demand, at a fixed rate of exchange.

The authors then coupled their ocean inverse model to an ocean carbon-cycle model to quantify how these changes in circulation would have affected ocean carbon uptake.

And that would solve the problem: the purchasing power of the coupons in circulation would have risen, so that people would feel no need to hoard more, and there would be no recession.

If we hadn't had financing, the circulation would have been two people!

Such weapons already in circulation would have to be surrendered to the Police Department by Jan . 1 though there would be a three-month probationary period to comply.

If both defenders had followed in diamonds, but the king was still in circulation, South would have had little hope.

Though it still delivers millions of periodicals — whose low-cost circulation the founders would have heartily endorsed — and countless direct-mail solicitations for businesses, charities and political campaigns, very few Americans get their newspapers in the mail.

By then, the exotic biography of Arthur Rimbaud was in circulation, and Apollinaire would have known that in the spring of 1872, in a notorious episode, Rimbaud had fled to London in the company of Paul Verlaine who, when they met, was a clerk, a bourgeois husband and the father of an infant son.

Sometimes members of our underground magazine club would complain about the speed of circulation, and I would have to remind the dilettantes to read faster or get off the pot.

Therefore, persons whose first exposure to H1N1 viruses was to the highly glycosylated re-emergent viruses that appeared in circulation after 1977 would have a much lower level of immunoprotection, and would be at risk for aberrant T-cell responses and severe lung disease from cytokine storm.