Sentence examples for both subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Unlike Netflix, Hulu derives revenue from both subscriptions and advertising.

These publishers offer both subscriptions and individual reprints for sale, and some of them also sell collections of reprints as well as other translated HBSP material.

The approach the company took was "the one that after much research and study we determined has the most upside" in both subscriptions and advertising, said Martin A. Nisenholtz, senior vice president for digital operations.

PlayStation Plus is £5.49 for one month, £11.99 for three, or £39.99 for 12; Xbox Live Gold is £5.99 for one month, £14.99 for three and £39.99 for 12. So, if you're going for the best value packages, both subscriptions will cost £3.33 a month.

Much of the unease with Apple's model for selling iPad applications has been in the publishing world, as magazine companies have pushed for the option to offer both subscriptions and single issues, and to gain access to information about who is buying their content.

Further into the future, Netflix's library of TV episodes could be interwoven with other channels' offerings, so a voice search — "I want to watch 'The Walking Dead' now" — could find old episodes from Netflix and the newest episodes from AMC, giving households who can afford both subscriptions a reason to keep both.

We charge both subscription and transaction fees to trade professionals.

There are both subscription and pay-per-view options.

"External Archives" means both subscription and publicly available databases such as Lexis-Nexis and the Houses of Parliament.

There are many sites, both subscription-only and free, on which it is possible to play one-to-one games against players all round the world.

Dunham and Konner told AdAge they always intended to fund the newsletter through advertising: "We knew we couldn't pay for it out of our own pockets forever, so we considered both subscription and ad-based models.