Sentence examples for because it charges a from inspiring English sources

January 2005 — Despite the success of The Wall Street Journal Online, its audience is limited because it charges a subscription fee.

Conservative blogger John C.A. Bambenek claimed that the site should comply with campaign finance laws because it charges a fee to place advertising on its website and it provides "a gift of free advertising and candidate media services" by posting blog entries that support candidates.

Netflix is all "Look how well we did!" because it charges a $1 premium to be able to rent Blu-ray discs.

Dean McEvoy, BookingAngel's chief executive, said online directories were more likely to use his service because it charges businesses a per-booking charge rather than a subscription fee.

Among the tidbits: Westin is at the top of the list of the "Worst" list because it charges $9.95 a day per device and offers spotty free connection in its lobbies, while Kimpton tops the "Best" list, because its service is good and free to members of its loyalty program, which is free.

It charges a premium because, the company says, its quality is higher.

Not because it does anything fancy or unusual, or because it charges £300 for half a sautéed whelk.

The situation has proved particularly problematic for Craigslist because it charged $5 for an erotic services entry - although it has said that all of the money made from the listings goes to charity.

Apple enjoys higher margins than many of its competitors because it can charge a premium for devices that consumers view as more glamorous and better designed.

Another possibility, of course, is that the hotel "lost" his reservation because it realized it could charge a higher rate.

Operators like it because they can charge a premium for it.