Sentence examples for circulations- from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the classic Twentieth-Century British Political Facts 1900-2000 and British Political Facts Since 1979, by David and Gareth Butler (and researcher Katy Stoddard) we can see the figures both for individual papers and for the collective circulations of papers supporting Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.

Check out the summary tables below or download the spreadsheet for full data, including circulations.

The story is the same everywhere, and the collapse in newspapers' paid circulations already triggers contempt.

If new proprietors merely finance niche outlets with ever-tinier circulations, their money might do more good elsewhere.

Seven British dailies have circulations larger than the biggest-selling French national newspaper.That many titles have been out of control is not in dispute.

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".

And with such huge circulations, the magazines have lots of affluent readers.

The heart normally extracts 70 to 75 percent of the available oxygen from the blood in coronary circulation, which is much more than the amount extracted by other organs from their circulations e.g., 40 percent by resting skeletal muscle and 20 percent by the liver.

It had 42m unique monthly visitors in May, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations more than any other British newspaper website.

In 2005 the Audit Bureau of Circulations' top ten magazines contained two supermarket publications, with a combined distribution of 3.8m.

"Take a Break", Britain's fourth-biggest magazine according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, puts none of its stories (mostly real-life family dramas) online.