Sentence examples for huge circulation from inspiring English sources

It achieved a huge circulation.

And Time Inc. could pick up a huge circulation file and in the worst case achieve last-man-standing status for Time.

Given the huge circulation of these comments in the Sun and in the media generally, the propensity for racial violence against people of African descent in the UK is obvious.

Achieving a huge worldwide circulation, his writings appealed primarily to an intellectually oriented Western audience.

Only papers in huge cities with huge circulations have survived the rise of the Internet.

And with such huge circulations, the magazines have lots of affluent readers.

Some of them, such as the Strand, had huge circulations; others, such as the Yellow Book, have immense literary importance.

It was at Harper's, in 1971, that Mr. Blair clashed with the younger editor in chief, Willie Morris, over declining circulation and huge financial losses at the magazine.

Lymphopenia is due first to a huge recruitment from peripheral circulation to the nidus of infection, followed by lymphocyte apoptosis caused by several stimuli [ 20]; persistent lymphopenia of the late-death patients is most likely due to ongoing sepsis-induced lymphocyte apoptosis secondary to the continued release of proapoptotic stimuli and the nonresolution of inflammation.

Newspaper circulations are huge: the two biggest broadsheets sell 9m and 7m print copies a day, while even the Nikkei newspaper, Japan's equivalent of the Financial Times, sells 3m broadsheet print copies a day – compared with 2m for the tabloid Daily Mail in the UK and a mere 200,000 for the FT itself.

The paper's south coast circulation area is huge, so it is raising awareness about the deterioration of all the seafronts from Hastings to Bognor.