Sentence examples for fierce circulation from inspiring English sources
The reaction of Kentucky Wildcats loyalists was fierce: circulation and advertising boycotts, protest rallies and daily attacks on talk radio.
These films became a production model for early Hollywood, but they originated as a publicity stunt for the Chicago Tribune, which was in a fierce circulation war with other Chicago dailies.
In dropping its 50p cover price, and more than doubling its print run to 600,000, the Standard hopes to reclaim the streets of the capital after a fierce circulation war.
The Post memo said that the introduction of an international edition of The New York Times could have crippled The Herald Tribune, which is in the midst of a fierce worldwide circulation and advertising war with The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Al Alam, Tuesday MOROCCO, CIRCULATION: 100,000 A) Fierce Fighting Between the Iraqi Republican Guard and American Forces South of Najaf and Baghdad B) The attacking forces of the Americans plunder and steal the money of Iraqi civilians.
The FT has had a tough time in the UK, with circulation falling below 140,000 and against fierce competition from the rest of the broadsheet press on business coverage and the internet.
The state-run China Daily, the country's largest-circulation newspaper, warned of "a period of fierce damaging interactions" in which "Beijing will have no choice but to take off the gloves".
Hell, you can even teach it some old Fleet Street tricks, so that if circulation plummets the piece begins "Editor Charles Kane is facing fierce criticism as", but if circulation has "shot up" this becomes "Charles Kane has silenced critics with news that".
