Sentence examples for enough subscription from inspiring English sources

The much talked about (but rarely publicly expressed) pain within Republican communities is real enough (subscription required).

Current plans call for Wikitribune to raise enough subscription money to hire 10 journalists.

Inside.com, a site devoted to the digital revolution in the entertainment industry, has admitted to having trouble generating enough subscriptions for its website and is now going to appear as an old-fashioned print magazine.The big media companies can at least console themselves that the start-ups no longer pose such a threat.

Do most people really have enough subscriptions for to do much swiping?

The world adds enough mobile subscriptions each quarter to set a country the size of Mexico (population: roughly 120m) talking loudly in lifts and bumping into walls.

Spotify simply doesn't sell enough premium subscriptions (required for mobile use) to "spur growth" for INQ by itself and to those that it does up-sell to, well they're more your iPhone demographic.

Hebel could not find a Basel publisher willing to produce the book in Alemannic, and the collection was only published in 1803 by Philip Macklot in Karlsruhe, after Hebel and his friends managed to collect enough advance subscriptions.

That's because the [average] revenue per user (ARPU) is high enough on the subscription side, but there is not enough of the ad-supported side, where there is a lot of traffic but not enough revenue," explains Ek. "Only [by combining the two] and adding ticketing and other things can you get the volume as well as the revenues".

What a disservice to all working women who I hope comprise at least enough of your subscription rate to do some damage when we all boycott your magazine.

Don't you think he's already haunted enough by his subscription to Saveur magazine?!

A roster of journalistic stars hasn't generated nearly enough traffic and subscriptions to make it pay.