Sentence examples for set subscription from inspiring English sources

Twenty years ago, before academic research was widely available in electronic format, journal subscriptions were sold to academic libraries and individual researchers at a set subscription price.

Publishers have long set low subscription prices and have even lost money doing so, assuming that the real money came from ads.

(Questia has not yet set its subscription price, but Troy Williams, the company's chief executive, said that it would be "affordable for the average college student").

There also are updates to how developers can set up subscription billing for their apps and a couple of other minor changes you can read about here.

Instead of trying to monetize through ads, they'll be able to set up subscription services that will let users pay for access to their libraries of content online.

It's useful to set each subscription differently, based on how useful their recommended videos are, and just how much activity they have on YouTube, as well as whether you like reading their comments.

– Jenna Wortham On Twitter, More 'Favoriting' Wall Street Journal |  Is favoriting tweets rather than fully committing to a retweet a sign of weak knees or an example of trend-setting? (Subscription required).

Matthew Littleford, general manager of Global iPlayer, says that the international VOD service has "exceeded the stringent targets" BBC Worldwide set for subscriptions and downloads.

That way, you can set up subscriptions or other recurring payments for a particular merchant.

OurList lets roommates set up subscriptions for household goods and split the cost easily.

Setting the subscription needle too soon risks disappointing customers; but striking the right balance of perceived and potential value sets the tone for a win-win future in IoT.