Sentence examples for raise cover from inspiring English sources

Ofcom also poured cold water on the OFT's ultimate assertion that KM Group would have a monopoly and would raise cover prices for readers and unfairly boost ad rates for advertisers.

The OFT's decision to refer the deal – a test case because it was the first local media deal to be investigated since a supposed loosening of merger rules following a 2009 review – was on the basis that KM Group could have a monopoly in parts of Kent and raise cover prices or advertising rates.

Ed Ducar, director of Nutrition Services for Coeur d'Alene school district, told HuffPost the $23,000 Amiah is trying to raise covers the lunch debt for the district's last school year.

September 2008: The Independent raises cover price to £1 and goes full colour.

After a plunge in advertising, many U.S. newspapers have raised cover prices, so this percentage has surely fallen since 2008.

Publishers in mature markets have cut jobs and costs, and raised cover prices to stay in print.

Nearby, at Cassiopeia, a music club, organizers are contemplating raising cover charges and drink prices to pay GEMA's higher fees.

The headline for the state of America's newspapers may be a grim one, but some newspapers are successfully charging more for their content, either online or in print (by raising cover prices).

"We're realizing that the product is undervalued," said Michael A. Clinton, the chief marketing officer of Hearst Magazines, which raised cover prices on more than half of its magazines last year and plans to raise subscription prices this year.

During both the pre-hybridization and hybridization steps, raised cover slip configurations were used.

Fund-raising covers some extra costs, he added, and coaches cut back where they can.