Sentence examples for in circulation even from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donovan said it was quite likely that many classic yellow cards would remain in circulation even after any advertising buys.

Since 1988, the 100-renminbi note, graced by Mao Zedong's visage, has been the largest note in circulation, even though the economy has grown fiftyfold.

Suddenly a victim of its own popularity, and with less than 500 copies in circulation, even the biggest DJs were bereft of the tune, with cash-hungry collectors trading digital rips for the price of a small, secondhand car.

I also read that 500-euro notes are used almost exclusively by the criminal class, but, according to The Wall Street Journal, they account for 35 percent of the euros in circulation, even though most humans never see one.

Interesting to note that while Samsung is clearly the biggest Android device maker, in terms of the installed base, there are significantly more Apple devices than Samsung devices in circulation, even if overall Android is far bigger, at 65% to Apple's 35%.

By remaining in circulation, even ignoring (neither fleeing nor hiding) agents should have an inflammatory effect on the epidemic.

Indeed, sub-inoculation experiments in humans have demonstrated that sporozoites appear in the circulation even while the infected mosquito is feeding (Fairley, 1947).

Maker's Mark is distributed "on allocation" around the states to ensure sales, and bourbons like Buffalo Trace's Weller remain in steady circulation even as demand increases.

The Rodgers and Hammerstein shows, which are unified and theatrical, are still in constant circulation, even though they don't contain Rodgers's best work.

Studies suggesting that acetaldehyde is responsible for hangover have not considered acetate, which increases to much higher levels (millimolar) in the circulation, even after moderate drinking, compared to acetaldehyde levels (micromolar) [12], [13], [18].

However, the immuno-modulatory effects of breast milk continue after the termination of breast feeding and beyond the life span of immunoglobulins in the circulation, even continuing into adulthood.