Sentence examples for worldwide circulation from inspiring English sources
Total worldwide circulation was 23 million.
Today it has a worldwide circulation of about 135,000.
Emmott recently decided to stand down after doubling the publication's worldwide circulation to 1,038,519.
In 2004 the Economist's worldwide circulation passed the one million mark.
In his 13-year tenure as editor, Mr Emmott doubled worldwide circulation to more than 1m copies.
The IHT has a worldwide circulation of more than 225,000, including nearly 95,000 in the Asia-Pacific region.
This 30-minute film traces worldwide circulations and transformations of the melody that is globally known as the 1970 hit "El Condor Pasa," by Simon and Garfunkel.
The magazine, which has a worldwide print circulation of more than 1.2m, hopes to target educational institutions, public libraries, government organisations, corporations and financial institutions.
He is recognized for groundbreaking discoveries in wave propagation, ocean drilling, tides, currents, worldwide ocean circulation, and even our understanding of why the moon stopped rotating.
The Herald Tribune, which is published in Paris and printed worldwide, has a circulation of 264,000.
Lasn says that Adbusters has a circulation worldwide of roughly seventy thousand.
