Sentence examples for fall in circulation from inspiring English sources

Top Gear also saw a fall in sales of the print edition with an 8.7% period on period fall and 8.1% year-on-year fall in circulation to 119,102.

Last week the Standard reported a 6.36% year-on-year fall in circulation to 263,312 copies in April.

But he has overseen a fall in circulation and last year sacked almost a third of the staff, damaging morale even as he cut operating losses.

While the smh.com.au website does good business for Fairfax Media the print products continue to fall in circulation and revenue, sparking continuing speculation that the Monday-to-Friday editions of the mastheads face closure.

Total international sales remained above 103,000, though there was still an almost 14% fall in circulation, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulation figures published on Thursday.

OK! reported the biggest period-on-period fall in circulation of any title in the women's weekly sector in the six months to the end of December, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Zoo, along with most titles in the beleaguered lads' magazines sector, continues to suffer from steep falls in circulation.

The Age has suffered some of the worst falls in circulation of all the Fairfax and News Corporation Australia newspapers as the reading public has increasingly stopped buying newspapers.

The Manchester Evening News suffered one of the biggest year-on-year falls in circulation among the main regional evening newspapers in England in the first six months of the year.

Across the rest of the women's titles, Heat, Best and Glamour all saw double-digit falls in circulation, while Closer magazine fared slightly better, losing 8% of its circulation as did Hello, down 5% and Bella which was down 4%.

For a start, they could take a look at what's been going on in Sweden – where a broad alliance between the government, banks, trade unions (it is their members who get beaten up and stabbed in cash robberies) and Bjorn from Abba has made it the first country in the world where the amount of cash "in circulation" is falling.