Sentence examples for in terms of circulation from inspiring English sources

The upstart competition is relatively small in terms of circulation.

In terms of circulation revenue, digital app sales have helped.

The paper, the country's largest in terms of circulation, is owned and run by al-Tayab Mustafa, the president's uncle.

And I'm told that regional papers are also starting to stabilise in terms of circulation, which is positive.

"In terms of circulation, we were one of the fastest growing magazines in the business," Mr. Lalli said.

Its strength is in its editorial excellence; it has never been the largest newspaper in terms of circulation.

Gannett owns the UK regional newspaper publisher, Newsquest, the third largest in terms of weekly circulation.

Reader's Digest Association Inc. said yesterday that it would stop holding sweepstakes after 41 years to focus on more efficient ways to attract subscribers to its magazine, the world's largest in terms of paid circulation.

During the late 60s and early 70s, the large advantage that the Conservatives had always enjoyed among the tabloids, in terms of both circulation and opinions expressed, suddenly evaporated.

Corriere della Sera, ( Italian: "Evening Courier") morning daily newspaper published in Milan, long one of Italy's leading newspapers, in terms of both circulation and influence, noted for its foreign coverage and its independence.

In terms of print circulation, the British press of the late 20th and early 21st centuries was dominated by tabloids: five national dailies (Daily Express, The Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Daily Mail, and The Sun) and their respective Sunday papers had a combined circulation of roughly 10 million at the middle of the second decade of the 21st century.