Sentence examples for had circulation from inspiring English sources

(An issue-oriented AARP publication, AARP Bulletin, had circulation of 24.2 million).

"Due to the injuries he did receive in soccer, he had circulation problems, lost a toe, eventually lost both legs, I was told," Beatrice said.

Other popular magazines that had circulation spikes were Rodale's Women's Health, which rose 21.5 percent to 1.45 million; the Disney magazine FamilyFun, which rose 16.7 percent to 2.2 million; and American Rifleman, published by the National Rifle Association, which rose 20.2 percent to 1.7 million.

Here's a sampling of titles that had circulation impact: THE HORROR, THE HORROR Tales From the Crypt The Vault of Horror The Haunt of Fear THE HUMOR, THE HUMOR Mad Panic MARS, THE SUBURB Weird Science Weird Fantasy SPINE-CHILLING NOIR (AND SCARY SPELLING) Crime SuspenStories Shock SuspenStories HE-MAN ADVENTURE Two-Fisted Two-Fisted Tales Frontline Combat

Courting controversy, East had circulation problems in Malaysia because of an article sympathetic to Anwar Ibrahim, the jailed former deputy prime minister.

Intracranial hemorrhage was still present among most embryos that had circulation and a lack of CYP1A immunofluorescence (data not shown), which strongly suggests that the underlying pathophysiology is AhR independent.

And "by 1953, E.C.'s horror titles had circulations hovering around 400,000 each".

Sports Illustrated has circulation of 3 million.

The Medford Mail Tribune has circulation of 27,000, Dow Jones said.

I am a film critic for The Advocate daily newspapers in Louisiana, which have circulation in Lafayette, Baton Rouge and New Orleans.

The Week, which began publishing in this country in 2003 and has circulation over 500,000, has taken a radically different approach.