Sentence examples for costs of subscription from inspiring English sources
A BBC spokesman said: "At just £2.80 a week the BBC licence fee is excellent value for money – only this weekend newspapers have been reporting the rising costs of subscription services.
Harvard University specifically called out "certain publishers" in 2012 that the rising costs of subscriptions would render their ongoing contracts "untenable".
This can be used for profit and loss and keeping track of the costs of subscriptions, stockbrokers and the like.
Participants also identified that they did not know how to exercise on the farm, lived too far away from gyms and/or found them too expensive with the cost of subscription, travel, fuel and time off farm.
As a result, the brilliant music created can be had for "free" (meaning at no additional incremental cost over the price of subscription to the service).
We have estimated it for Serbian market taking into account the wholesale price that an efficient retailer could afford to pay (inexpensive content), reasonable local efficient retail costs, level of subscription for similar service (IPTV from incumbent carrier), without bundling to other services and the need to earn a return.
She said it was not the cost of subscriptions -- originally planned for $217 annually -- that was the problem but that the Web site started late in recruiting subscribers.
The cost of subscriptions never covered more than a fraction of the production for any newspaper or magazine.
Consumers for years have been grousing about the high cost of subscriptions that include hundreds of channels they never watch.
The current subscription based model of scholarly publication limits access to those in institutions or with the resources to cover the cost of subscriptions.
