Sentence examples for continued subscription from inspiring English sources

It is this that will ensure continued subscription by the majority of states to the tenets of the U.S.'s War on Drugs with ongoing implications for human rights and poverty in targeted countries.

"We welcome the agreement as the continued subscription access to a substantial part of the world's highest-quality, peer-reviewed research is essential to the Netherlands maintaining its position as one of the world's most impactful research nations," said Philippe Terheggen, Elsevier's managing director of journals.

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Moreover, the world of online gaming is expected to be the business's next frontier, conceivably enabling the makers of consoles and video games to charge players continuing subscription fees.

If current trends continue, subscription revenue looks to decline about $200 million in 2012 while advertising revenue increases a bit -- perhaps $50 million -- and other income falls another $20 million.

If a library is subscribed for two journals with roughly the same title, and cannot continue subscription to both of them, then the journal impact factor has a certain meaning for the librarian: it gives an argument for choosing the journal that should be removed from the library collection.

The following four examples are to show how it may help librarians, authors, editors and publishers: (1) If a library is subscribed for two journals with roughly the same title, and cannot continue subscription to both of them, then the journal impact factor has a certain meaning for the librarian: it gives an argument for choosing the journal that should be removed from the library collection.

Publishers had been pushing for better terms and sharing of customer information, because they would be selling continuing subscriptions instead of one-time transactions, like an individual song or an album.

But be warned: Not only is that woefully inadequate, since hackers can exploit stolen personal data for many years, but it gives Equifax a lucrative database of possible customers to be sold continuing subscriptions for the service after the year is expired — at a price currently set at $19.95 a month.

Though the program quickly reached the 200,000-reader limit the government had foreseen, there was little sign that readers continued their subscriptions once they had to pay.

When she introduced Egan, Treisman shared a note she'd received from a New Yorker reader, who said that "Safari," one of Egan's recent New Yorker stories, made her want to continue her subscription to the New Yorker and discontinue her subscription to her antidepressants.