Sentence examples for cent tracks from inspiring English sources

Hazelden, which claims a success rate of between fifty-three and fifty-six per cent, tracks the abstinence of its patients for only one year.

The reasoning is fairly simple: the more 99 cent tracks you buy, the harder it will be to get rid of your Zune or your iPod or your FrankoMP3eo 2007.

See also the crowdsourced music production of Sellaband, the free listening with heavy DRM of SpiralFrog, the 77 cent tracks with DRM and 88 cent versions without from PayPlay.fm and the feature rich (plus newly funded) music browser Songbird.

I understand that record labels and artists are getting fussy over the 99 cent tracks and huge push for DRM-free music, but do you really think people will buy entire albums from providers like Verizon?

We won't just be selling 99-cent tracks".

Even so, the number of 99-cent tracks sold by these companies remains dwarfed by the free downloads still available using the likes of KaZaA and Grokster.

We won't just be selling 99-cent tracks". He offered no timing for the launch, but sources in the industry indicated they believed Google Music would emerge in November.

"In the last four years, Russia has a one-hundred-per-cent track record of not taking a single better action as a result of sanctions," Matthew Rojansky, the director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute, told me.

"RVibe pays 5 cents for a 99-cent track.

I'm sure there have been scuffles along these lines ever since iTunes became popular and contracts started getting renegotiated to accommodate 99-cent track downloads and such.

Analysts say record companies have agreed to reduce licensing costs slightly in recent months, with the typical going rate dropping to about 0.8 cent a track from 1 cent a track.