Sentence examples for nationwide circulation from inspiring English sources

With eight professional designers, it claims to produce 50 different types of shoe and have nationwide circulation.

Three years ago, they were in the bidding for Express newspapers, continuing their quest for a newspaper with nationwide circulation.

The new company will have papers with a nationwide circulation of 3.6 million, and its television stations will reach more than 38.4 million households.

The terms of battle are set by the Chinese Daily News, the oldest and largest of the big national dailies, which claims a nationwide circulation of 100,000.

"What we really threaten," he said, "is the credibility of this government, which fears a South African public aware of what is going on around us". The newspaper, with a nationwide circulation of 25,000, is a tabloid-size review of political and current events.

Nationwide, the circulation of daily newspapers in 1970, just over 62 million, was almost equal to the total number of U.S. households, which was 69 million.

The statement said that 1.2 million copies were printed, more than the weekday circulation nationwide for real issues of The Times.

Spanish-language publications may be the newspaper industry's growth sector; circulation nationwide has tripled since 1990, to a daily circulation of 1.7 million in 2002, according to Columbia University's Project for Excellence in Journalism.

In a week when the Audit Bureau of Circulations announced that newspaper circulation nationwide was down (again) in the six months through March, it was tough to know which to believe: the statistics or my own lying eyes.

Mr. Trowbridge helped Yankee Magazine grow to reach a nationwide audience and a circulation of more than one million in the mid-1980's.

In 1993, he started the foster care magazine, which goes to child welfare agencies nationwide and has a circulation of 15,000.