Sentence examples for tiny circulation from inspiring English sources

He added that the BBC was a "massive taxpayer-funded mouthpiece for tiny circulation leftist Guardian".

Let's hope she does not repeat Nokia accomplishment!" "BBC massive taxpayer funded mouthpiece for tiny circulation leftist Guardian".

The paper had a tiny circulation, and routinely lost money, but it was devoured by insiders in the industries it covered: media, politics, and real estate.

Andrew Anthony, in The Fallout, writes that "in the satellite age of relentless news, a tiny circulation ink sheet like the LRB was surely of limited influence".

The couple publish the tiny (circulation 1,500) but influential newsletter Simple Cooking, exploring in great detail the joys and challenges of home cooking.

The year-old ReadyMade, a do-it-yourself magazine with a tiny circulation of 60,000, has published a hilarious how-to on making a wallet out of duct tape.

Conservative papers have tiny circulations, whereas Nepszabadsag sells around 1m copies a day.

Many of his poems were published in Scottish nationalist papers of tiny circulations, with editorial content regarded by the majority of Scots as cranky.

This is a true service, since, unless you're an avid reader of tiny-circulation journals and self-published zines with names like Deadpan, Couch Tag and Zap, you were likely to miss the likes of David Heatley's "Portrait of my Dad" or Joel Priddy's "The Amazing Life of Onion Jack" the first time around.

It's Dub, a niche car magazine with a tiny paid circulation that has nevertheless become the bible of the urban automotive subculture devoted to 20-inch-plus spinners -- the outrageously flashy oversize wheels that pop up in nearly every MTV rap video -- and the hip-hop attitude they connote.

He added: "In the end, The Week will inherit the earth!" The business model relies on subscribers for all but a tiny sliver of circulation revenue.