Sentence examples for growing circulation from inspiring English sources

The i has growing circulation revenues and we are confident of continuing this trend".

The Spectator, owned by the Barclay brothers, edged forward, growing circulation by 1.2% compared with the previous year to 63,612.

And the Herald on Sunday, a seven-year-old tabloid with a growing circulation, has been compared to the News of the World.

Radar, a smart-alecky concoction of pop culture, politics and media, was on its third incarnation, with a growing circulation of more than 200,000.

Though only four years old, Ramparts had become a slick muckraker with a New Left slant and a rapidly growing circulation under its young editor, Warren Hinckle.

The daily paper Klassekampen still exists, now as an independent daily with a very fine crop of gifted journalists (mainly women) and a growing circulation.

Dennis Publishing's The Week grew circulation by 6.7% year on year and 4.1% period on period, to 176,680 copies.

The Economist grew circulation in every region it operates worldwide in the first half of the year, while The Week also improved year-on-year sales in a period that included the UK general election.

The Daily Mirror grew circulation by 1.8% year on year in August, as all daily national tabloid titles reported sales rises, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures published on Friday.

Over his 13 years in charge – he went on to become director-general of the BBC and then editor of the Times – he grew circulation from 150,000 to more than 200,000, securing the MEN's position as Manchester's dominant evening paper.

"There is no question that many in the industry have been frustrated and searching for new and better ways to grow circulation," said Jeremy L. Halbreich, the former president and general manager of The Dallas Morning News, who is moderating a debate on the question at the audit bureau's annual meeting later this week.