Sentence examples for reduced subscription from inspiring English sources
Owners of Amazon's Echo systems, the company's range of smart speakers, can sign up for a heavily reduced subscription to Music Unlimited that only works with one Echo per subscription.
Undoubtedly the acceptance and growth of the Public Library of Science [5] and the BioMed Central [6] journals, amongst others, have reduced subscription costs across the science and technology field.
Another advantage for our members would be a reduced subscription rate for the review journal.
The cut reduces subscription rates to $17.99 per month from $21.99.
Reducing subscriptions not only denies access to more academics and researchers but also reduces income for publishers leading to further increases in subscription prices to compensate.
Napster, a pioneer in peer-to-peer music sharing that became a paid music service owned by the retailer Best Buy, reduced its subscription rate to $5 from $12.95 a month last week as a result of new deals with the labels, according to Chris Gorog, Napster's chief executive.
The talks broke down over specific impasses: Would the Philharmonic be willing to reduce its subscription concerts, from the current figure of 125 to a number in the 90's, and make up the difference by performing elsewhere or in smaller groups?
The impact of these hikes--especially for low-income households--could be reduced or eliminated, (subscription required) depending on how the revenue was spent.
Tyrrells Wood Golf Club, next door to Cherkley, has had to reduce annual subscriptions to under £1,000 a year due to competition that has left many others clubs are struggling – suggesting little, if any, demand for more.
Amazon has a gift for the back-to-school set in the form of drastically reduced prices on its subscription music service.
Magazines began offering discount subscriptions, which reduced the traffic at newsstands, and the main magazine distribution company, the American News Company, lost an antitrust suit and eventually got out of the business.
