Sentence examples for smallest circulation from inspiring English sources

The Review has the smallest staff, the smallest circulation (less than 20,000 by some analysts' estimates) and the smallest revenue of any publication in the Murdoch empire.

Though that is true of the whole market, the Indy's position is considered more precarious because it has the smallest circulation of all nationals.

The Independent, started in 1986, has the smallest circulation of the national daily newspapers in Britain, at 183,547 in February.

Kirkus executives say the changes are intended to increase revenues and visibility for Kirkus, which has the smallest circulation of several specialty magazines that provide early pre-publication reviews of new books.

The Sankei entered the database much later and has the smallest circulation among the five papers; therefore, the Sankei was excluded from the analysis.

A small-scale circulation phenomenon that has aroused considerable attention on lakes is Langmuir circulation.

The most intense reactions seemingly were for the magazines that had the smallest circulations.

We developed an easy-to-use, small-scale circulation-type bioreactor system that enables the simultaneous evaluation of many specimens.

It's a very small circulation..

The magazine has typically had a small circulation.

"Fairchild has in place a structure to accommodate and nurture magazines that have a smaller circulation.