Sentence examples for low subscription from inspiring English sources

NextUp will stream live comedy sets for a low subscription fee.

The brand promise was simple: great razors with few frills, for a low subscription price, delivered to your door automatically.

Publishers have long set low subscription prices and have even lost money doing so, assuming that the real money came from ads.

The problems of supplying African cities with potable water and electricity are characterised by uneven capacities of the networks, inefficiencies of supply, low subscription rates and low rates of return.

In Arizona, Ken Auletta, the media reporter for The New Yorker, was the host of a panel of chief executives who all made arguments decrying low subscription prices and suggesting that someone should do something about the problem sometime.

Rather than having a subscriber base of readers returning year after year and paying premium rates, Mademoiselle's circulation had a significant number of new subscribers lured with low subscription prices with no track record of renewal.

As we've seen this week, Altavista is now offering Internet access on the basis of relatively low subscriptions.

A common ritual, which features only fleetingly in Arnold's film, involves the lowest subscription sellers on each crew being forced to fight each other in front of the others.

Three seasons ago, when they were tenants at antiquated Sun Devil Stadium, they had the lowest subscription base in the league.

The lowest subscription you can get is two months and every month you are introduced to a new brand, receiving multiple full-size products.

Pricing for the new bttn starts at $2 per month (the previously lowest subscription fee was $7.90) — which covers the cost of the hardware plus the startup's cloud service which enables users to configure the actions that will be triggered when the bttn is pressed.