Sentence examples for when circulation from inspiring English sources

When circulation falters, the air in the room gets stale.

Most street papers are independently run by local charities that cover costs when circulation falls short.

The $10 million television and outdoor campaign -- the magazine's first -- comes at a time when circulation growth is already strong.

In 1939, when circulation had reached 3,000,000, Reader's Digest moved into large premises at nearby Chappaqua.

Over time, when circulation of the new title stabilises, an ad sales package will be developed across the Independent and the i.

In 2009 he bought the Evening Standard for £1, when circulation had slumped below 250,000 and the paper was losing money.

Le Monde is not facing a crisis now, as it was in the mid-1990's, when circulation fell to about 330,000 from 450,000 in 1980.

Like other types of extreme weather, drought is experienced when circulation patterns get 'stuck' in one formation, or push outside their normal bounds of variation.