Sentence examples for leasing subscriptions from inspiring English sources
There's no bigger selection of legal music on the net right now than iTunes, which is important since you gotta have your music now and don't care about leasing, subscriptions or looking on BitTorrent sites.
The initiative will allow businesses to lease Surface devices, alongside subscriptions to Office 365 and Windows 10.
Last summer, Microsoft announced Surface as a Service, an alliterative program aimed and introducing Surface hardware into the enterprise through a lease that also involved subscriptions to services like Office 356 and Windows 10.
The initiative will allow businesses to lease Surface devices, as well as subscriptions to Office 365 and Windows 10.
Its subscribers include subscribers under its regular and discounted pricing plans; subscribers that have prepaid, including payments made or due from automakers for subscriptions included in the sale or lease price of a vehicle; radios activated for daily rental fleet programs, and subscribers to its Internet services who do not also have satellite radio subscriptions.
That is because the company is scaling back development of some products and shifting toward leasing other types of software via the cloud on a subscription basis, instead of selling licenses up front.
This is the case in one of Carma's early deployments in Canada, where a leasing outfit with more than a billion dollars (Canadian, naturally) in lease originations has launched its own branded subscription service, AutoONE.
Rather than buy a license for one version of the software, and then decide case by case whether and when to buy upgrades, corporate customers under the new model effectively lease the software, paying annual subscription fees and receiving upgrades when Microsoft releases them.
Sometime in the period between 2008 and 2012, consumers, or at least a significant number of them, started to accept the notion being promulgated by companies like Netflix and Spotify that they didn't really need to own music or movies; they were happy to lease them for a monthly subscription fee in exchange for unlimited access to a close-to-unlimited library.
