Sentence examples for continuing circulation from inspiring English sources
Wallace has blamed the paper's continuing circulation decline on rivals' price cuts and DVD giveaways - describing them as the industry's "crack cocaine" - and the challenge of competing with 24-hour news on TV and online.
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey's slide from last year's second placing to No 4 in the women's power list this time round can be largely attributed to the continuing circulation decline at the Daily Mirror.
We are aware that the continuing circulation of the highly pathogenic avian influenza A/H5N1 virus in Eurasia where it is constantly found to cause disease in animals of particular regions constitutes a continuing threat to humankind.
The detailed phylogenetic and molecular analysis of A/H5N1 influenza viruses from different regions in Africa isolated between 2006 and 2007 shows that the continuing circulation of these viruses in poultry has resulted in the establishment of geographically distinct groups within the three sublineages identified in this continent.
The continuing circulation of polio virus in neighbouring countries makes further polio immunization rounds essential.
But the continuing circulation of the disease in neighbouring countries makes further polio immunization rounds essential.
The coins continued circulation, but were restricted to more local areas such as Nubia, South Arabia and the Horn of Africa.
This suggests the presence and continued circulation of the E1-A226V vinus in Thailand since 2008.
With their potential to become established in ducks, continued circulation of A(H5N8) viruses could alter the genetic evolution of pre-existing avian poultry strains.
In such instances, with 1 exception, we found viruses from the same farm to be genetically identical, suggesting continued circulation of the virus in swine herds.
Due to their flexible nature they can be used in vessels with tortuous anatomy while their configuration allows continued circulation in perforators and side branches.
