Sentence examples for point of subscription from inspiring English sources

Last year four leading web providers - BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin - said they would offer customers the option to block adult content at the point of subscription.

I suspect the publishers analyzed Oyster's offer in what must have been some pretty time-consuming negotiations and dinner parties, and, seeing that Oyster would be unable to pay for the customer's effective per-book discount (which is the whole point of a subscription service) if it were to succeed, they concluded its failure was guaranteed one way or the other.

Cost to the merchant: $40 per month, including the point-of-sale Bling terminal and a subscription fee.

With dating apps' free-at-the-point-of-use model superseding desktop era subscription-for-access online dating there's greater need for businesses in the space to ramp up their volume of users to boost conversions to paid services.

Sales contracts can take many different forms, from point of sale purchases to subscription revenue and contract milestones.

Nomura's point: The subscription streaming of movies and television episodes really doesn't constitute home video revenue and should be accounted for in comparison to cable or syndication sales to services like HBO, Showtime or others in years past.

Alternatively, players are also awarded bonus paid points based on number of months of subscription purchased.

Barna meanwhile points out "there are a lot of different flavors" of subscription.

Young people watch less TV than they used to, and some say they do not see the point of an expensive cable or satellite subscription.

For a point of comparison, when Scribd unveiled its subscription service in October, its big publisher deals were limited to HarperCollins (including HarperCollins Christian), and it didn't include the publisher's newest titles.

The Office is one of two shows that we have on near-constant rotation in our house — at this point, our Netflix subscription is more of a subscription to The Office that happens to come with some other stuff.