Sentence examples for price cable from inspiring English sources

And it gives cable networks leverage in negotiating carriage fees, or the price cable companies pay in order to offer subscribers a network.

But the transformation will come at a price – cable tycoon John Malone's Liberty Global emerged on Tuesday with a rival bid for Spanish telecoms operator ONO.

Despite the higher price, cable subscribers outnumber DSL in the U.S. by a two-to-one margin.

By the time the deal was signed in June 1998 (for an initial price of $48 billion), it worked out to $3,500 a subscriber, twice the price cable systems were getting just a few years earlier.

The fact is, it was over-subscribed, and notwithstanding the recent fall in the share price, Cable lost £1bn on the way to the stock market".

PRICE Cables can be found for $10.

Updated at 8.37am BST 8.28am BST The interview then moves onto energy pricing (Cable says people can switch supplier,but admits he hasn't actually done it himself).

And yet … I find I can follow the vagaries of credit derivatives and complex Wall Street investment strategies with much more ease than I can decipher the intricacies involved in pricing cable services.

It could even provide low-price cable TV services.

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PRICE Unless you're crossing long distances with composite (50 feet and up), you can go for low-price cables, sold by online retailers like Monoprice.com for around 54 cents a foot.