Sentence examples for circulations at from inspiring English sources

This often results in closed circulations at low levels over the eastern Pacific Ocean, many of which develop into tropical cyclones.

Al Akhbar's print circulation is dismally low, 10,000 to 15,000, though comparable to circulations at Lebanon's other leading papers.

And circulations at the top end continue to grow: GQ enjoys a rising circulation, just, and Vogue has enjoyed its 12th consecutive circulation rise (again, just).

While the recession has had some impact on ad revenues in the short term, it has really had no discernible effect on our circulations at all, which are stable year on year and up almost 3% on the last period.

Johnston Press's major problem is a debt burden of £140m at a time of falling advertising revenue and declining print circulations at its 200-plus titles, which include The Scotsman, and the Yorkshire Post.

Meanwhile, in high EASMI years, reinforcement of anomalous cyclonic circulations at the lower layer of the troposphere in the western North Pacific and reinforcement of anomalous anticyclonic circulations in the mid-latitudes can be identified through differences in horizontal divergence at the lower and upper layers of the troposphere between the two groups (Fig. 9).

Circulation at the Boston Globe tumbled by 18%.

"The Inquirer's circulation" can be "circulation at the Inquirer".

The assumption was that the paper lost circulation at Suez.

Circulation at the doorway approached subway rush-hour conditions.

The printed paper ranks seventh in weekday circulation, at 635,000 as of mid-2007, and fourth in Sunday circulation, at 894,000.