Sentence examples for modest circulation from inspiring English sources

It received grants from supporters to augment its modest circulation and advertising revenues.

In 1909 he bought an obscure fashion and society journal with modest circulation but a good name -- Vogue.

It was only after she succeeded her father and her husband as president and later publisher of The Washington Post, a newspaper with a modest circulation and more modest reputation, that it moved into the front rank of American newspapers, reaching new heights when its unrelenting reporting of the Watergate scandal contributed to the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1974.

They seem to have had only a modest circulation and absolutely no influence at all to speak of.[9] There had been a few other Latin translations made even much earlier, but these vanished from circulation before the Middle Ages got very far along.

He did say that he expects a much more modest circulation than the title previously commanded.

As soon as he arrived, he embarked on a project to transform the modest-circulation journal of politics and culture into something more like a technology company.

However, many industry watchers are sceptical there is sufficient room in the market for even a modest target circulation of 100,000.

Their goals for now are relatively modest: a paid daily circulation of 25,000 to 30,000 by year's end.

Although its circulation is modest, the $5 to $6 price tag, depending on the market, means revenue of at least $60 million from selling 39 regional editions of the paper at tracks (where The Form also publishes programs) and newsstands.

Whatever the flaws of the system, it did provide a minimal standard of talent selection and allowed for a modest level of social circulation.

The three inotropes were comparable in moderate shock, and dopamine would actually appear to have modest benefits for splanchnic circulation.