Sentence examples for for a circulation from inspiring English sources

The magazine, which once had a paid circulation of 18 million, has lost subscribers over the last decade, for a circulation of 11.9 million for the second half of last year.

It now stands at 8.2m in America not many more than Better Homes and Gardens.These days Reader's Digest is aiming for a circulation of about 5.5m, having dropped the notion of being all things to all readers.

It adds less weight to a building roof and saves electrical energy for a circulation pump.

The quantitative VLE data and mixture critical conditions were measured using a new design for a circulation VLE system.

This reduction is stronger in the healthy tissues than in the tumor for a circulation period of up to 60 min, resulting in an increase of the tumor-to-organ ratios.

Some fairly specialized publications took a turn at the podium to accept awards, including The Nation, for columns and commentary; Architectural Record, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation of 100,000 to 250,000; Scientific American, for single topic; The American Scholar, for essays; and Foreign Policy, for general excellence for magazines with a circulation under 100,000.

Izvestia, for example, had a circulation of more than six million when it was a propaganda organ for the Soviet state.

Its magazine won a general excellence award for magazines with a circulation of one million to two million.

Library Journal, for example, has a circulation of 19,000, and Publishers Weekly goes to about 25,000 people.

Papers have been losing their share of advertising for decades, and a circulation scandal last year made advertisers wary.

The Irish Independent, for example, has a circulation of 164,000, the largest daily paper in Ireland.