Sentence examples for rising circulation from inspiring English sources

The rise reflected rising circulation and higher prices.

"The key feature missing was a rising circulation," says Greig.

Employees were pleased as well to see the Journal become the only major U.S. daily with a rising circulation.

Coleridge said Ostler had "produced a widely admired and successful magazine, characterised by enthralling journalism, a string of memorable scoops and a rising circulation".

And circulations at the top end continue to grow: GQ enjoys a rising circulation, just, and Vogue has enjoyed its 12th consecutive circulation rise (again, just).

Buprenorphine's staunchest proponents see these indicators as a byproduct of the drug's rising circulation and emphasize its safety relative to other opioids.

While it is true that some of Hearst's best known British brands are experiencing rising circulations – including Good Housekeeping, Prima, Country Living, Women's Health – other well-known ones are suffering sharp falls: Cosmo fell 8.97% year-on-year last year.

Rising circulations were made possible by increased literacy and by technological advances in mechanical typesetting, in high-speed printing (rotary press), in communications (telegraph and telephone), and in transport (railway).

Radio Times, New!, Reveal, Front, Private Eye, Heat, Women & Home, Esquire and BBC Focus were also among the titles that recorded rising circulations in the traditionally more robust second-half of the year compared with the previous six months, raising hopes that the industry may be weathering the recession.

The most visible results of the battle are at The Post, where labor problems have been rising with circulation.

Its year-to-date revenues are down 14%, although there are some signs that circulation is rising: Average weekday circulation in the six months that ended this March 31 was up slightly compared with the six-months previous.