Sentence examples for circulations around from inspiring English sources

While other evening paper circulations around Britain plunge – by 10%to15%5% a year – the Standard has a future, one that must surely grow brighter as the economy recovers.

It holds by Stokes' theorem for all chains, that are boundaries, but not all cycles are necessarily boundaries.

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

In the last six-month ABC period, to the end of 2006, MEN's combined circulation was around 176,000 each day.

He said that the magazine claimed its circulation was around 15,000, but that it was actually below 5,000.

With a circulation of around 1.3 million, they can afford a little iPad experiment.

Circulation stuck around 11 million, but ad revenue rebounded to $407 million in 1995 from $279 million in 1991.

Millions of copies were printed - many times more than its usual circulation of around 60,000.

The estimated vitreous elimination half-life of ranibizumab in humans is around 7 days, 41 and the elimination half-life from the systemic circulation is around 2 hours.

As of May 2013, there were approximately 582,806,900 €500 banknotes in circulation around the Eurozone, therefore it is the second-least circulated banknote in the Eurozone.

At least 550m small arms are in circulation around the world.