Sentence examples for rising subscription from inspiring English sources

Initiated by scientists, the movement has grown rapidly in recent years, partly because of support from university librarians who saw their acquisitions budget swallowed up by rising subscription costs.

Exasperated by rising subscription costs charged by academic publishers, Harvard University has encouraged its faculty members to make their research freely available through open access journals and to resign from publications that keep articles behind paywalls.

"Once the strategy is announced, and Verizon demonstrates rising subscription rates for its FiOS and video products, we expect AT&T shares to appreciate".

Any failure of budgets to keep up with rising subscription prices resulted in dropping journal subscriptions.

Rising subscriptions could make viewers think more kindly of commercials especially if they were to be charged less for programmes if they agreed to sit through ads.

Reflecting growing concerns about high costs of scientific publications, the U.S. Congress recently directed the NLM to report on the impact of rising journal subscription prices relative to access to medical research information and to identify remedies to ensure that taxpayer-funded research remains in the public domain.

Otherwise, you either get the service as part of your Rise subscription — $48 per month or $120 for three months  — or you can subscribe just for the CoachLine service at $9/month.

A study in European Geosciences Union journal The Cryosphere finds that the reflectivity, or "albedo," of Greenland's ice sheet could decrease by as much as 10percentt by the end of the century, potentially leading to significant sea-level rise (subscription).

Decades of rising cable subscriptions gave traditional networks the time and budgets to develop modern hits such as Battlestar Galactica, Breaking Bad and Archer, but also helped drive people into the arms of Netflix.

A New York Times analysis of circulation data for the 50 largest and most expensive magazines showed that in the last four years, as overall prices rose 14percentt, subscription prices dropped an average of 9percentt.

They said the legislation was an important antidote to rapidly rising cable television subscription rates.