Sentence examples for a cheaper subscription from inspiring English sources

This may happen, for example, on a cheaper subscription plan when the rate of incoming messages is faster than the queue service can write to disk, or the volume of incoming messages exceeds the available memory [44].

And even if you think your content is worth $20 a month, many consumers will opt for a cheaper subscription, even if it's of lower quality.

Pricing is one key place the company can differentiate itself — on top of a cheaper subscription rate, the company's also got a "Price Match Guarantee" that's being extended to its audiobooks in addition to existing e-books.

"Then you're not going to give them a cheap subscription razor," she said.

Jones is also perplexed that only one person in BBC science, Deborah Cohen, head of the BBC radio science unit, had heard of Web of Science, a cheap subscription but vast and comprehensive source for scientific papers collated by Thomson Reuters, which he believes would yield a far greater range of stories and issues for debate.

It made money on a cheap subscription to extra customization and virality options, and raised a total of $18.3 million.

That, combined with its industry clout, means when it relaunches iTunes with streaming, it may be able to negotiate a much cheaper subscription rate, such as $5 a month rather than the $10 Spotify charges.

Instead of selling SRM software to manufacturers for $100,000 a pop, he is offering the same software over the Web on a much cheaper subscription basis.

Spotify's new user number comes the same week that SoundCloud, a rival it has considered buying on numerous occasions before talks broke down in December, came out with a new and cheaper subscription plan to increase its competitive edge.

A relatively cheap subscription service (think around $3 a month, or perhaps freemium) would provide users access to a full library of closed captioning, ASL accompaniment, and other options.

Moves like that put Iflix and other regional players such as HOOQ — which doesn't operate in Malaysia — under pressure if Netflix decides to press ahead and expand its cheaper subscription to more markets in Asia.