Sentence examples for national circulation from inspiring English sources

ATV, its signal retransmitted by the international community, can be heard in most of the nation, but of the print media, only Nezavisne has gained national circulation.

They've got great national circulation.

He tried to achieve a national circulation, without much success.

Exhibitions organized for national circulation are also increasingly common.

The attack on Mr. Kopanja, ironically, may have helped to speed the shift to national circulation.

Several daily newspapers are published in Ireland, including some that have a national circulation.

Most Uruguayan daily newspapers are published in Montevideo, and several have national circulations.

Because the Fujisankei Group comprises 120 companies, including Fuji Television, a major network, and Sankei Shimbun, a national-circulation daily newspaper, Shikanai thinks it improbable that hard times might force the sale of any pieces; in the event of a financial crisis for one of the companies, the museum or another company in the group could buy its art.

For years, analysts have insisted that New York City could not support four profitable newspapers: The Times, with a national daily circulation of 1.1 million; The News, with a circulation of 1.1 million; The Post, with a circulation of 510,000, and New York Newsday, which has been establishing an identity as a city newspaper with a circulation of about 230,000 inside the city limits.

"Just three companies control 71% of national newspaper circulation and five companies control 81% of local newspaper circulation".

The Times, which has a national daily circulation of one million, was bought by the Chicago-based Tribune CoMarch last March for $6.5 billion.