Sentence examples for then in circulation from inspiring English sources

It amounted to pulling together the existing material then in circulation in a readable way.

He contented himself with showing that the planetary theories then in circulation did not agree with the phenomena.

J.P. Morgan's US Steel Corporation was so big that its market capitalisation was equivalent to two-thirds of all the money then in circulation in the country.

Under the scheme, the subject of the 2007 Oscar-winning film The Counterfeiters, almost 9m notes with a face value of £134m were printed, representing more than 10% of the total notes then in circulation in the UK.

In addition to his award, Willoughby received 1,759 guineas (£1,850 in today's money), a sum which signifies the year of the bard's birth and the coinage then in circulation.

But one crucial person was not enamored: Charles Barber, chief engraver of the United States Mint at the time and a designer himself of several coins then in circulation — those Roosevelt and much of the public so disliked.

However, in many cancer cells, apoptosis is dysregulated due to multiple genetic aberrations and cellular stress, conferring resistance to death in these cells which then stay longer in circulation.

The Flying Eagle cent was struck in limited numbers as a pattern coin in 1856, then for circulation in 1857 and 1858.

In 1984, he began working at Hudson Valley magazine, first in circulation, then in advertising.

Another part of the novelty is the test's efficiency: It uses the father's DNA to cue a search for fetal DNA in circulation, then examines the isolated DNA for Down syndrome's anomalies.

If governments have the power to create and control the amount of money in circulation, then they do not need to pay banks for their own money creation.