Sentence examples for increase of subscribers from inspiring English sources

The increase of subscribers in wireless networks has led to the need for efficient location tracking strategies.

This deal will likely result in a massive increase of subscribers who are not paying for the service through traditional means.

We also track the increase of subscribers to our webinar series program, attendance at global events, monthly PR achievements - but most importantly we look for a 25% contribution to the global pipeline on a monthly basis.

The satellite radio provider added more than 540,000 new subscribers in the quarter, up from last year's increase of 321,675 subscribers, for a total of nearly 3.8 million subscribers.

Increasing usage by an increasing number of subscribers, particularly Web-addicted teenagers, will help boost profitability.

[C4.] Earnings Up at British TV Company British Sky Broadcasting said it earned £93 million ($173 million) in its first quarter, up from £90 million a year earlier, on an increase of 62,000 subscribers.

The pay television company British Sky Broadcasting said it earned £93 million ($173 million) in its first quarter, up from £90 million a year earlier, on an increase of 62,000 subscribers.

In addition, the increase of the subscribers to 1400 makes the total minimum guaranteed data rate of the three VNOs equal to the total network capacity, which means that the data rates allocated to the services of VNO BE reach zero.

Reitman and Wilson show that Donna's creepy fansite becomes acceptable to mother and daughter simply because they are so deeply excited by the increasing numbers of subscribers and the accretion of homemade celebrity, very like the weekly uptick in follower numbers that no Twitter user admits to being interested in.

Cellular access network service providers are obliged to provide a certain level of service quality regardless of time and space due to the increasing needs of subscribers.

So, wireless service providers (WSPs) are adopting a multitude of access technologies, operating on both licensed and unlicensed bands, to serve an increasing number of subscribers.