Sentence examples for older subscriber base from inspiring English sources

So MTC deserves some credit, especially with their older subscriber base, for continuing to try to amuse a broad audience.

The old stuff sustains the subscriber base that pays for the groundbreaking new productions.

Edelstein wasn't alone in observing that the demographics of the traditional subscriber base — old, affluent and white — don't reflect the demographics of the broader society that these nonprofit theaters were established through public and foundation money to serve.

The Times has hired Columbia University applied mathematician Chris Wiggins as its first "chief data scientist". Wiggins, who has built predictive computer models to determine the origin of viruses, will now lead a small group that tries to use mathematics to help the 162-year-old publisher maintain or expand its subscriber base.

However, that hasn't impacted its ability to grow – the service is nine months old now and is expanding its subscriber base at a faster rate than Spotify.

There was stiff competition in the classical repertory from the 18-year-old Westchester Philharmonic, which has nearly five times the subscriber base.

SiriusXM offers a wide variety of music channels, but its numerous partnerships with older artists like Jimmy Buffett, Willie Nelson and Bruce Springsteen suggest that baby boomers make up a large portion of its subscriber base.

With 54 million subscribers, it is more than 30 million short of ESPN's subscriber base.

The deal adds 48,500 subscribers, bringing Charter's total Michigan subscriber base to about 600,000.

Two years ago, its subscriber base, currently at 1,400, increased by half.

Prison Legal News has expanded its coverage as its subscriber base expanded.