Sentence examples for prepared to subscribe from inspiring English sources
But this approach has been tried before, notably by the New York Times, which later abandoned it.Another possibility is that readers may be prepared to subscribe to content on portable devices such as Amazon's Kindle e-reader or advanced "smart" phones.
Perhaps it had to happen sometime, but I am still not prepared to subscribe to the thesis that failure is success, that mediocrity is praiseworthy, that our mistakes are actually our self-validation and that we should not really feel bad about the demise of the original Penn Station.
The Digital News Report 2013 from the Reuters Institute shows an increasing number of readers – including young readers – prepared to subscribe to newspapers that have built paywalls, and 9% of Britons, 10% of Germans, 12% of Americans and 13% of the French say they've paid up for digital news within the past year.
They are not prepared to subscribe to this idea that they have to leave their family to live the life that they want.
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You said that these decisions and, more generally, the recommendations that Parliament is preparing to make should depend on two principles, which I believe we can all subscribe to and which I certainly subscribe to, as you do.
It comes as the Commonwealth heads of government, who subscribe to freedom of expression in the Commonwealth Charter, are preparing to meet there.
"They [investment bankers] prepare the private placement memorandum and they ask us to subscribe," he says.
"I have to subscribe at the moment of performing, even preparing.
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