Sentence examples for staff circulation from inspiring English sources

In a statement, company executives estimated that the latest publishing cuts would save $33 million to $35 million a year on staff, circulation and distribution.

Within a decade, Haaretz had tripled its pages and its staff; circulation went up by fifty per cent; and, in 1997, in partnership with the International Herald Tribune, it added an English-language edition.

Both ANs and RNs have individual working schedules, which results in high staff circulation, so patients meet numerous physicians and nurses during their hospital stay.

The takeover puts vast resources behind a newspaper that is marginally profitable at best, in part because it has defied the industry trends of cutting staff and circulation.

Job: editor, Take A Break Age: 64 Industry: publishing Staff: 35 Circulation: 900,016 2009 ranking: 101 "The ones who shout loudest are not necessarily the ones with most power," said our panel.

Job: editor, the Spectator; columnist, News of the World Age: 37 Industry: publishing Staff: 35 Circulation: 70,300 New entry "Even if a Lib-Con alliance is struck, it would likely last no longer than a Hollywood shotgun marriage," predicted Spectator editor Fraser Nelson.

Wired and Fortune magazines are used to competing for advertisers, circulation, staff members and attention.

For years he watched as the circulation, staff and content of The Chronicle contracted.

To reassure skittish patrons like Mrs. McAdoo, libraries are training circulation staff members to look for carcasses and live insects.

That day it sent some 300 of its own employees and circulation staff out to hawk copies on the streets.

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.