Sentence examples for do with the circulation from inspiring English sources

"We're not involved with CEA and we had nothing to do with the circulation of the petition," said WE spokesman Brian Manthey.

Fuller insisted that his departure had long been planned and had nothing to do with the circulation scandal; he simply missed writing.

Pre-processing of the ocean currents is done with the Princeton Ocean circulation Model (POM).

And the ambition has to do with the mundane fact that there are already many histories of the New Deal in circulation.

The most serious of these have to do with circulation.

It seems clear that no newsroom employee had anything to do with inflating Newsday's circulation, and the paper, which has won 17 Pulitzer Prizes and is unquestionably the voice of Long Island, has done a thorough job of covering its own scandal.

Executives at the paper said the dispute had very little to do with money, although the weekly, with a circulation of 26,000, loses about $2 million a year.

An outright ban would provoke significant political opposition, and raise questions about what to do with large magazines already in circulation.

Which makes sense when Dr Aifric Boylan, Australian GP and CEO of online doctor service Qoctor, explains the feeling has everything to do with amyl's effect on your circulation.

Warming in the Southern Hemisphere was delayed until about 50 years later, the reconstructions suggested — this likely has to do with differences in oceanic and atmospheric circulation there, Abram said.

Does the circulation of affect alone cause social change?