Sentence examples for dip in circulation from inspiring English sources

Northcliffe's Hull Daily Mail reported a 1.9% dip in circulation, compared to the final half of 2012, to 38,309.

The Express also daw a dip in circulation, down 1.6% month-on-month, but the Mail and all the quality titles except for the Financial Times saw month-on-month increases.

For Coleridge, lads' mags' dramatic recent sales losses are "an example of where magazines can and have been affected detrimentally by digital"; but at Condé Nast, "increase in web use has not seen a corresponding dip in print circulation", he says.

The staff reported that paraffin pedicures ( $45) were particularly popular the hot wax dip improves circulation in the toes, you see.

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A dip in advertising pages as well as circulation figures had attracted the ire of STEVEN T. FLORIO, the chief executive and president of Conde Nast Publications, various publications reported.

Various ideas are in circulation.

An incipient Minimalism was in circulation.

Meanwhile, early Cosey material continues in circulation.

There are too many in circulation.

There are around 700 newspapers in circulation.