Sentence examples for member subscriptions from inspiring English sources

For many years the ICC's only revenue was from member subscriptions, but once it started selling broadcast rights in the late 90s all that changed (and with that change, free-to-air cricket soon disappeared from British television screens).

At the time of writing MyFootballClub had over 53,000 members and had taken more than £1.375 million ($2.73 million) in member subscriptions.

The company, which launched about a year and a half ago, was operating on a member subscription model.

The Marvel Comics App enables same-day digital downloads of Marvel comics, and Marvel Unlimited is a member subscription service that gives members unlimited access to over 13,000 issues of Marvel's classic and newer titles.

With a member subscription, many high-level monsters become available.

Try the following, but make sure you are well-prepared before you pay them a visit: With a member subscription, many high-level monsters become available.

Even London-based Surrey gets under £1m ($1.7m) a year from members' subscriptions and ticket sales together, and the average is under half that.

It also raised questions over the £64.5m the federation holds in reserves and said the cash should be used to cut members' subscriptions.

The Bill will also end "check off" for unions, meaning the practice where members' subscriptions can be automatically deducted from their pay – in the same way workers pay for childcare vouchers or occupational bike schemes – will be axed.

The Normington report says the federation must not only provide better value for money for its members' subscriptions and for the public resources it receives, but also increase its professionalism and its standards of behaviour and conduct.

Since the election, a wide range of news organisations including the Guardian have seen an increase in members, subscriptions and donations, suggesting there is still strong demand for balanced analysis from trusted publications.