Sentence examples for cost of royalties from inspiring English sources

But Glasgow was forced to drop the slogan in March, because of the cost of royalties to the ad agency which invented it.

PAGE 23 THE COST OF ROYALTIES Soaring prices for energy, rising demand and advances in drilling techniques are turning the dreamy, green landscape at the outer edges of the Catskills into a potential windfall for landowners.

We have grown advertising year-t0-year 100percentt, but with the increasing cost of royalties, we need to do a better job by leveraging local markets and advertisers.

Hut chose to produce musicals despite the high cost of royalties, sound equipment and lighting because, he said, they "service a lot more people in the audience and on stage.

Streaming and on-demand music has soared in popularity alongside smartphone use, but companies like Spotify and Pandora, which had 69.5 million users at end of March, have struggled to make a profit due to the cost of royalty fees.

As a result, almost all the costs of royalty relief would occur outside of Congress's five-year budget timeframe.

The Interior Department study, commissioned to analyze the costs of royalty incentives and their effectiveness at increasing energy supplies, was completed in fall 2005.

The company's challenge till now has been raising money through advertising and premium subscriptions, to offset the costs of royalty streaming payments to the big four music labels: Sony BMG, Universal Music, Warner Music and EMI.

The cost of the royalties would be offset against its own tax bill.

Müller thinks it means trouble: "the total cost of patent royalties that vendors will have to cough up per unit of an Android-based device will likely become substantial and could result in a cost disadvantage for Android as compared to Windows Phone, for which Microsoft provides a patent guarantee that gives vendors peace of mind and predictable licensing costs".

The online music service We7 has succeeded where many similar companies have failed: it has managed to get its advertising revenues to cover not only its own costs but, more importantly, the cost of the royalties it pays to the artists whose tracks it plays.