Sentence examples for current circulation of from inspiring English sources

Glamour is Britain's best-selling women's magazine, with a current circulation of 586,056.

Inside every box will be a subscription card, and executives at the magazine hope the promotion will increase the current circulation of about 500,000.

Ms. Blyth stayed with Ladies Home Journall, one of the largest magazines in the country with a current circulation of 4.1 million, through three owners.

With a current circulation of about 85,000, BostonNow potentially offers a much larger readership than most local bloggers are used to.

To all who ask, Lipsky spins out a ditzy theory of how the English Forward could go from its current circulation, of thirteen thousand five hundred, to something five times, even fifteen times, as big.

But Noticias was clearly third in the pecking order of New York's Spanish newspaper world, which is dominated by a battle between El Diario la Prensa, the city's oldest Spanish newspaper (founded in 1913 and with a current circulation of 50,000), and the upstart Hoy (1998, 94,000).

The current circulation value of Bitcoin — calculated by multiplying the circa 12 million Bitcoins in circulation by a currency valuation of around $600 — works out at around $7 billion.

This effect is interpreted within the framework of the coastal current circulation model based on analysis of the SST snapshot.

The downsides to the approach include the overrating of inverters and the possible increment of losses as a result of reactive current circulation.

Main advantages of the OPTED are the insertion of one applicator rather than two or more (thus minimizing tissue intrusion, for instance, in the nervous system), the ability to reach tumors beyond capabilities of conventional surgery and the minimization of electric current circulation through the treated organ.

The sortable silt grain size values are highest from 9100 to 5000 years BP, suggesting a period of enhanced current circulation at the seabed.