Sentence examples for now subscribing from inspiring English sources

But Brian Cox supports the many worlds interpretation and, he believes, more and more physicists are now subscribing to this view.

Consumers who weren't previously buying a lot of music are now subscribing for $120 per year and spreading it across more artists.

The good news is that more people than ever before now have broadband, with 63.5percentt of all households now subscribing to a broadband service.

Yes, they're heading online, but increasingly they're continuing to spend: buying books on the Kindle (ebooks are now outselling paper books on Amazon), watching movies on Netflix (20 million members, paying at least $7.99 a month is no chump change) and now subscribing to newspaper and magazine apps on the iPad.

And looking around, of course we all see that there are huge problems that we face, and so now subscribing to the idea that it's both science and religion together are where we can find sources of knowledge, and taking that information and applying it globally with a heart that's full of humility, is the way that I've learned to live my life.

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Polls cited in this book suggest that an alarming number of people now subscribe to forms of 9/11 revisionism.

40% of companies now subscribe to Casual Fridays while only 9% of US workers wear formal business attire.

He now subscribes to the theory that learning and job training are a lifelong process.