Sentence examples for industry circulation from inspiring English sources

During a difficult period for the newspaper industry, circulation at the I.H.T. has risen slightly and its Web site posted traffic figures of 7.1 million unique monthly visitors.

USA Today, which has long bucked industry circulation trends, reported a 7.5percentt drop, partly because some hotels cut back on free newspapers delivered to rooms.

Because Mr. Cruise was everywhere to promote the film "Minority Report" in June, he generally did not deliver on the newsstand as hoped, according to industry circulation experts and preliminary data now coming in.

However, sales had slumped a further 50% by the end of 2011 and DC Thomson pulled Dandy, which is priced at £1.99, from the official industry circulation audit at the beginning of the year.

And industry circulation experts said that after a burst of sales last year at this time, Rosie had lost momentum in terms of newsstand sales, a crucial indicator of consumer interest, with the numbers dropping by more than a third in May and June.

But the magazine's current performance is only a marginal improvement over the magazine's performance two years ago, and industry circulation experts said that after a burst of sales last year at this time, Rosie had lost momentum in terms of newsstand sales, a crucial indicator of consumer interest, with the number dropping by more than a third in May and June.

Job: editor-in-chief, the Economist Age: 47 Industry: publishing Circulation: 189,201 (UK), 1.42m (worldwide) Staff: 85 2009 ranking: 86 When John Micklethwait was appointed editor of the Economist its worldwide circulation had just passed the 1m mark.

Age: 38 Industry: publishing Circulation: 3,163,504 (Jan - June 2006 20055 ranking: 13 Wade edits the biggest-selling daily newspaper in the country.

Job: editor, Daily Telegraph Age: 38 Industry: publishing Circulation: 894,258 (May 2007) New entry Will Lewis has overseen a year of unprecedented change at the Daily Telegraph.

Age: 45 Industry: publishing Circulation: 666,018 (Jan - June 2006) Staff: 450 2005 ranking: 64 Appointed in early 2002, Thomson has confounded critics who predicted he would not last long.

Peter Bhatia, the executive editor of The Oregonian in Portland and the president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, did not dispute his industry's circulation decline.