Sentence examples for declining circulation from inspiring English sources

The more we deliver electronically, the busier we are in-house". In fact, while some university libraries elsewhere report declining circulation figures, Duke's library system circulated more than half a million volumes in 2000-2001.

He also faces the problem of declining circulation at the Indo.

Declining circulation figures tell us that people are switching week by week from print to screen.

The paywalls are intended to generate revenue and may shore up the Times's declining circulation.

Both papers hope the changes will help with their declining circulation.

Still, both he and Ms. Fuller said they would explore changes in format that might stem the declining circulation.

As with other regional newspaper publishers, it has suffered from declining circulation across its 280 titles and falling advertising sales.

"We have declining circulation, a shrinking ad market and a shrinking population," said Randall P. Notter, a company spokesman.

After building up its declining circulation, she left in 1912 to devote herself wholly to writing novels.

It was at Harper's, in 1971, that Mr. Blair clashed with the younger editor in chief, Willie Morris, over declining circulation and huge financial losses at the magazine.

Responding to declining circulation numbers and a drop in advertising, Mrs. Copley merged the two papers into The Union-Tribune, a morning paper.