Sentence examples for give subscriptions from inspiring English sources

E-Skolar is exploring the sale of sponsorships to drug companies, which might give subscriptions to the doctors that the manufacturers are already courting.

When consumers aren't afraid they'll forget or not be able to find the cancellation options later on, they're more likely to give subscriptions a try.

However, the company's focus as of late has been more so on getting developers to give subscriptions a try — even holding "secret" meetings where it evangelizes the business model that's earning developers (and therefore Apple itself) a lot of money.

The company gave subscriptions another shot this past December, with the launch of a freemium (free with paid upgrades) app on iOS.

Over the ensuing 30 years, I've regularly given subscriptions to family and friends, particularly my daughter and daughters-in-law.

This allows companies based on the subscription economy to see how well their business is performing using common subscription metrics such as monthly recurring revenue (MRR), average revenue per user (ARPU), life time value (LTV), churn rate and activation count, giving subscription based businesses an accurate picture of their current performance.

They read religious books, watched religious videos and subscribed to religious magazines (or, as is more likely, were given gift subscriptions by relatives).

Give a gift subscription to a favorite health magazine such as Fitness, Runners World, Walking, Golf Digest, Bicycling, etc. Give an exercise mat and workout tapes or CDs for home use.

I'd give magazine subscriptions to everyone on my list if I hadn't already done so on their birthdays.

Publishers have long been able to nearly give away subscriptions just to get circulation up and then sell ads based on that circulation.

You'd have to put conditional access on them, give them subscription cards, and that would cost £500m.