Sentence examples for a hefty subscription from inspiring English sources

Web sites that offer no-fee listings are nothing new, but virtually all of them charge a hefty subscription fee.

The open access movement – where research papers are made freely available online, rather than published in journals that charge a hefty subscription – has grown rapidly since the turn of the century.

The prime minister rightly pointed out that the Norwegians have to conform to most EU regulations and also pay a hefty subscription in order to access the single market.

The University of California (UC) system is threatening to boycott Nature Publishing Group's (NPG's) journals to protest a hefty subscription price hike.

But all will likely have a hefty monthly subscription fee of $10/month or so for any kind of mobile access.

If you run a web design business, open source content management systems and image editing programmes could save you hefty subscription fees; if you own a marketing enterprise open source solutions to managing email campaigns or analysing website traffic could be invaluable.

His streaming service tried to wow us with its bizarre pop-star press conference and promise of decent sound, but the hefty subscription fee sent fans running.

Davos is funded by around 1,000 of the world's biggest companies, who pay hefty subscription fees to be WEF members.

This is unusual; researchers wanting to reveal their full finding prior to publication in Science and other leading journals which charge hefty subscription fees for providing access to the world's best research need special dispensation from the publisher to do so.

This is roughly the same as our own BSkyB, a company that last year generated revenues of £7.2bn (about 20 times greater than Twitter's), made pre-tax profits of £1.26bn and has customers who are willing to pay hefty subscriptions.

Readers pay a hefty $295 annual subscription price.