Sentence examples for circulations with from inspiring English sources

Many of his poems were published in Scottish nationalist papers of tiny circulations, with editorial content regarded by the majority of Scots as cranky.

If mass-market papers are not allowed to write about scandal as well as dry public policy, he said: "I doubt whether they will retain their mass circulations, with the obvious worrying implications for the democratic process".

Thus can brands be built.This will present newspapers, already hit by declining circulations, with an extra challenge, and the growth of video and audio feeds from citizen-reporters will drive at least the smaller broadcasters to try to co-opt them as contributors.

Dacre added: "If mass-circulation newspapers, which, of course, also devote considerable space to reporting and analysis of public affairs, don't have the freedom to write about scandal, I doubt whether they will retain their mass circulations with the obvious worrying implications for the democratic process.

They were usually the top editors at the fashion magazines with the largest circulations, with Vogue and Harper's Bazaar leading the way.

Moreover, the circle of Willis was normal on MRA, whereas RCVS is characterized by a reversible segmental and multifocal vasoconstriction of cerebral arteries involving large- and medium-sized arteries in the anterior and posterior circulations, with occasional dilated segments [8].

He preferred a limited circulation (with expensive ads) to a mass audience.

Three billion notes are in circulation, with a face value of about £58 billion ($92 billion).

The Tesco magazine had the next biggest circulation, with 2,494,330 copies, closely followed by Asda's title with 2,377,126.

There is more than £400,000 of £B in circulation, with circa 1,100 members and 600 businesses signed-up.

Johnston is the fourth largest regional newspaper publisher by circulation with some 200 titles, including The Scotsman and the Yorkshire Post.