Sentence examples for declining circulations from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, the paper and its Sunday edition have suffered declining circulations, constrained by a far smaller budget than its rivals.

However, due to declining circulations across the market, which means lower prices per ad, this year's estimated £4.7m advertising haul is down on the last two years.

There were fewer success stories in print, where many magazines – including the Economist in all territories and the Spectator in Australia – saw declining circulations.

You might also expect it to scrutinise the doomy predictions about papers' declining circulations, a trend variously blamed on the internet, dumbed-down culture and the recession (a trend which the i bucked this year, incidentally).

The redesigned websites are not only an answer to stagnant and declining circulations at most print editions but also social networking platforms just waiting to be created, say the creators.

Thus can brands be built.This will present newspapers, already hit by declining circulations, with an extra challenge, and the growth of video and audio feeds from citizen-reporters will drive at least the smaller broadcasters to try to co-opt them as contributors.

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.

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.

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

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