Sentence examples for making subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Mediapart says it is on the road to profitability in 2012, even though it accepts no advertising, making subscriptions its only revenue source.

Unions say this will lead to a loss in funds by making subscription payments more complicated.

Of course, HaaS is not completely new — we've already seen a similar transformation with SaaS, which paved the way by making subscription services widespread and generally accepted.

But if anything can make subscriptions look enticing, it's the new Zune software.

It also said that last year's redesign would make subscriptions more meaningful, but has since found out that average users still don't know what subscribing actually does.

The rising cost of insuring and maintaining the opulent houses in which many of the chapter members live has made subscriptions so large that only the rich can afford them.

Please read them carefully as they affect your rights and liabilities under law and set out the terms under which Guardian News & Media Limited ("we" or "us") makes subscriptions available to you.

Greed, though, has managed to make subscriptions deeply unpalatable.

What matters is if they make subscriptions seem more attractive, because e-commerce revenue is Amazon's true prime directive.

We want to make it easier to make subscriptions a bigger part of your life by reducing the friction in both signup and cancellation".

Now permanent copies of files can be made, subscriptions can be setup, and pay-per-view systems can now be used effectively.