Sentence examples for a set subscription from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago, before academic research was widely available in electronic format, journal subscriptions were sold to academic libraries and individual researchers at a set subscription price.

Mr. Stern's contract, which was worth a potential $500 million, granted him and his agent, Don Buchwald, stock awards if a set of subscription goals were met.

The goal was to replace a previously hand-built setup, whether using analog methods for invoicing or painstakingly putting together a set of subscription tools, and make that experience as seamless as charging for products on Stripe.

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Starting tomorrow, it's going to be a little bit cheaper to call your overseas friends and family with Skype thanks to a new set of subscription plans up on offer.

Henry James and James Baldwin are more eloquent than any other writers I know in dissecting how "American" as an identity depends upon subscription to a set of myths (of innocence, opportunity, equality), and how life abroad can destabilize those myths.

But that frustration, as is often the case, led to inspiration – that of a "set it and forget it" subscription offering which picks the best prints for you.

They also offer a set of services to implement subscriptions.

In the late 1800s, 63 of them started a union with a small subscription fee and a set of laws.

Those organisations that adopt a set of principles that put the subscription customer at the heart of their approach will lead the way.

The plan is to create a set-top box and subscription TV service that would appeal to people who want streaming TV access but don't want to entirely cut the cable cord and lose key content like sports.