Sentence examples for rate of subscriptions from inspiring English sources

MoffettNathanson, a research firm, notes that the annual growth rate of subscriptions to DirecTV has dropped from more than 6% in 2009 to less than 1%.Extra bulk promises extra bargaining power with programme-makers: a similar logic underlies a proposed $45 billion tie-up between America's two biggest cable-TV companies, Comcast and Time Warner Cable (which also rank first and third in broadband).

Although the Boydells ended with 1,384 subscriptions, the rate of subscriptions dropped, and remaining subscriptions were also increasingly in doubt.

Premium subscribers accounted for 91% of Spotify's revenue but the rate of subscription sign-ups is believed to have slowed, raising concerns among record executives who gambled on streaming being the future for the struggling industry.

AOL's original business–Internet access is maturing, as the rate of subscription growth slows.

According to a U.S. Department of Commerce study released in October, the expansion rate of subscription by households with income less than $50,000 is double that of higher income households, where the 70% penetration rate is higher than that of cable TV overall.

The fact that women with zero parity had the least rate of subscription to the NHIS may be because they did not require pregnancy and childbirth services which are services that make most women in their reproductive age to Ghana to subscribe to the NHIS as they are exempted from the payment of premiums [44].

There's also a SaaS component to their business model at the elite athlete level — with different levels of service bringing in different rates of subscription revenue.

There's also a SaaS component to their business model at the elite athlete level — with different levels of service bringing in different rates of subscription revenue.

In Japan, older people tend to watch more television [ 27] and have a higher rate of newspaper subscriptions [ 28] than other age groups.

Compared to an average 2008 2012 growth rate of mobile subscriptions of just 10.15% in the developed region, some poorer countries demonstrate extremely high growth rates, e.g. Zimbabwe (86.88%), Ethiopia (90.48%), Myanmar (93.25%), and Bhutan (394.59%, albeit in this case from an extremely low base; see Additional file 1 for details on individual country figures).

Large groups should consider taking out additional subscriptions for the electronic versions of the IAUCs and MPECs at the suggested rate of one subscription for every 20 readers.