Sentence examples for paying to view from inspiring English sources

However, that might change – within 10 years we may find that more money is generated from people paying to view programmes such as X Factor than the amount received through advertising.

The BBC licence fee may explain a portion of this behaviour, since iPlayer users are required to be licence-fee paying to view live TV (but do not need to for radio).

How much did Somalis pay to view the movie?

TOKYO — Japan's largest business newspaper, the Nikkei, joined the trend of other news sites last week by requiring readers to pay to view its Web site.

"A free broadcast network, available to all over the public airwaves, has different standards than media the public must pay to view," the statement said.

Another option is that the search engine will include the headline and first few paragraphs of a story in a preview page, but users would then be asked to pay to view the rest of the content.

And readers will have to pay to view it.

This study uses a discrete choice experiment to quantify park visitors' willingness to pay to view brown bears (Ursus arctos) on hiking trails in Japan's Daisetsuzan National Park.

Efforts to meet the welfare needs of captive animals (such as the provision of environmental enrichment and naturalistic furnishings) often compromise visitors' needs (naturalistic exhibits often decrease the visibility of animals on display even though visitors pay to view them).

Yesterday the New York Times announced that as of midnight tonight (US EST, 19 Sep) the New York Times pay to view Select Service is no more.

Shift from Withholding Content to Spreading It In terms of finding a solution, thus far news orgs have fallen back on ideas like the pay wall, a means to get users to pay to view content.