Sentence examples for levels of subscription from inspiring English sources

Several levels of subscription access, email news alerts and a desktop news ticker are available.

Our findings indicate high levels of subscription to negative beliefs about condoms, with two out of three respondents affirming belief in at least one negative condom rumor.

Over all, it is striking how steady the levels of subscriptions have been.

There is a restricted, cheaper level of subscription (about £10 per month) which only allows the music to be played on the computer on which it has been downloaded.

"To be able to get that level of subscription from the retail investor base is a promising outcome, and hopefully it bodes well for future I.P.O.'s between now and the end of the year".

"If the aggregate level of subscription is less than 15,000,000 new ordinary shares the open offer will not proceed and subscription monies will be returned to applicants.

The open offer is not underwritten and, if the level of subscription is less than 15 million new ordinary shares, the open offer will not proceed and subscription funds will be returned to applicants.

We have estimated it for Serbian market taking into account the wholesale price that an efficient retailer could afford to pay (inexpensive content), reasonable local efficient retail costs, level of subscription for similar service (IPTV from incumbent carrier), without bundling to other services and the need to earn a return.

The price range in the prospectus was 260p-330p, and given the level of subscriptions most experts reckon that on Friday it will be very much at the top end of that range.

This electricity supply system provides an average of 48 kWh/day to a group of 127 connected households, each of which has a load limiter set at 0.5 to 2 A, depending on the level of monthly subscription each household has agreed to pay.

BRUSSELS — Fierce competition from new providers has pushed the level of broadband subscriptions in eight European countries above the levels in the United States and Japan, according to figures to be released Wednesday.