Sentence examples for said subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt's South West Surrey said: "Subscriptions declined partly through attrition and partly due to disagreements with policy".

When he went to the Y as a comptroller in 1978, he said, subscriptions accounted for 80 percent of ticket sales.

O.D. Kobo, Pheed's chief executive, said subscriptions to the service had quadrupled this week and that in the last 24 hours users had uploaded 300,000 new files to the service — more uploads than any other 24-hour-period since Pheed first debuted six weeks ago.

Nextel said subscriptions rose 30% in 2004.

And yes, Williams said subscriptions and "a consumer-supported model" (which might also include things like micropayments, tipping and Patreon-style payments) will remain Medium's "core" business.

At the time, Adler said subscriptions had been growing 60percentt each month, and he told me yesterday that growth has accelerated since then, turning into "a pretty big business for us".

Mr. Forssell said subscription fees and ad revenue from Hulu Plus, its paid subscription business, made up more than half of the company's revenue.

On the website, roughtrade and goodyorkshirelass raised other objections: a) Boardwalk Empire is available only on a subscription channel; and b) said subscription channel comes from Rupert Murdoch's Sky.

He said subscription may be an option in the longer term, outlining three immediate options: a reformed licence fee, a household levy, or a hybrid funding model.

Purnell, the former Labour MP and culture secretary who was one of BBC director general Tony Hall's first appointments, said subscription would mean "people paying more and getting less".

"The lack of infrastructure in the Arctic would be a significant liability in the event of a large oil spill," report authors said (subscription).