Sentence examples for its subscribers with from inspiring English sources

By issuing its subscribers with credit cards embedded in their handsets, DoCoMo hopes to boost loyalty and create a new source of revenue.

Virtual Streets will then provide its subscribers with real-time traffic data and maybe send them advertisements based on their position.

In addition to allowing access to the extensive content available within its own proprietary network, CompuServe also provides its subscribers with a link to the much larger resources of the Internet.

Wolfgang Sawallisch, its current music director, surprised many here by presenting its subscribers with a centennial program composed entirely of 20th-century music, from Scriabin and Poulenc to Lutoslawski and Takemitsu.

In the field of economics, for example, a consulting firm called Data Resources Inc., provides its subscribers with access to a potential total of about 5 million economic and related series.

Further cuts in local and regional charges kick in after 2002, giving a total reduction of around 41%.Thanks to its monopoly over the "local loop", NTT has long been able to gouge its subscribers with a ¥10 (9.3 cents) charge for a three-minute local call.

Says App Annie, this move to acquire more content "resonated with its subscribers and coincided with a surge in revenue" that pushed Hulu's app up the charts.

There's nothing worse than having a line of six customers waiting because the printer is not working or the terminal won't show you what's available". Perhaps the most automated of all local arts organizations is the Old Globe Theatre which began printing its own tickets this year, providing its season subscribers with tickets imprinted with their own names.

The ring involved Landslide Productions, an Internet firm based in Fort Worth, Tex., which provided its 250,000 subscribers with access to sexual images of children through foreign-based Web sites.

Time Inc., publisher of Sports Illustrated, and Apple wrangled for months over whether Time could provide its print subscribers with a mechanism to download magazine apps for the iPad without having to pay.

Sky is hoping to get in on the act for its television subscribers, with a new service that requires a special TV but can be accessed through the standard HD box.