Sentence examples for considerable circulation from inspiring English sources

The city also has weekly newspapers, trade publications, college journals, and regional magazines of considerable circulation.

Mr. Mahathir clearly knew that his comments last week would gain considerable circulation: there were cameras in the room, recording his farewell speech to the group.

It stated that "The Manchester Guardian will commence its course with a very considerable circulation" and it assured potential advertisers that it would offer them "a most eligible medium for giving extensive publicity to their notices".

"Systems for anonymous payments and cyber-currencies that have gained considerable circulation - including the most well-known, Bitcoin - are money substitutes and cannot be used by individuals or legal entities," it said in a statement to Reuters.

The papers achieved considerable circulation, with reaching a regular circulation of 40,000 by January 1942 and peaking at 70,000, while the Communist paper,, reached 30,000.

Although the presence of IgG does not indicate recent infection, it does suggest considerable circulation of RVFV in the area at some time in the past.

The liver is highly sensitive to methapyrilene-mediated toxicity, in part because of the considerable enterohepatic circulation of methapyrilene and its metabolites (Ratra et al. 2000).

The implications of this reversal of narrative circulation are considerable.

Additionally, shear stress below physiological conditions of blood circulation has considerable effect on the formation of the lumen-like structures (LLSs) of HepG2 cells.

There was "considerable doubt" if a circulation ever existed.

Patients who remain unconscious following an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest despite the return of spontaneous circulation utilize considerable health care resources during the first days of admission to the hospital.