Sentence examples for though circulation from inspiring English sources

Though circulation figures have yet to show much change, the idea that one newspaper could unite a diverse community has been retired.

Mr. Kravis and Mr. Reilly said at the time that Mr. Andersen had been fired because the magazine was not performing well financially, though circulation and advertising revenue had risen slightly under his editorship.

The magazine is celebrating its 30th year, and though circulation is healthy, Essence is still battling image problems with advertisers, said Edward Lewis, chairman and chief executive of Essence Communications.

Though circulation dropped, Time managed to maintain a high profile in the media ecosystem.

Newsstand sales are far more lucrative than subscriptions, though, meaning circulation revenue is dropping at most titles.

By 2000, though, daily paid circulation climbed back to 395,000, Mr. Colombani said, and the surge in appetite for news after the terror attacks added 10,000.

Shortly after leaving the coast, it displayed of a large low-level circulation, though as it tracked westward, the circulation failed to contract significantly.

IgM is also absorbed into circulation, though at low concentrations (<1%) [17].

Leaving a small gap in between books allows for greater air circulation, though, and also prevents unnecessary friction or stress from squeezing a book when removing it from the shelf.

They declined in number thereafter, though total circulation rose.

Though its circulation is small, its impact is broad.