Sentence examples for driving circulation from inspiring English sources

At that level, the papers remain profitable, but driving circulation up further would produce a loss, he said.

"I can't prove that this is driving circulation, but it's certainly something that if I were a newspaper publisher would keep me up at night".

Our strategy, which has proved very successful with previous promotions, is to be very targeted in selecting music and films that we know our readers and potential readers will find attractive, thus driving circulation while adding value to our existing readers".

As the impact kinetic energy dissipates, the impinging droplet becomes almost stationary with the Marangoni effect driving circulation inside the droplet.

He seems to be enjoying his newfound acclaim as the Post's savior while displaying a laissez faire attitude to the financial well-being of its employees — especially those who do not have a famous byline but who make its journalism possible by copy-editing stories, driving circulation trucks, mining social media or selling ads.

Figures from the Alliance for Audited Media suggest that digital subscriptions are driving a circulation rise at the Globe.

It has detailed the role this force plays in driving ocean circulation.

Well, I don't think I succeeded then, driving the circulation very much in 21 months.

We examine the relative roles of reconnection with the solar wind magnetic field and the mass addition inside the magnetosphere in driving the circulation of plasma in the magnetosphere.

The main objective of the paper is to use the detailed measurements of wave and current motions in the Large-scale Sediment Transport Facility (LSTF) at the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory (CHL), ERDC, Vicksburg, to compare with model simulations and particularly to investigate the accuracy of two wave models used for driving nearshore circulation computations.

Insects also lack closed blood vessels; instead, they have a long, thin, perforated tube along the top of the body (called the "dorsal aorta") that functions like a heart, and pumps haemolymph toward the head, thus driving the circulation of the internal fluids.