Sentence examples for source premium from inspiring English sources
The new company which doesn't yet have a name — will work with content providers to source premium videos including movies, TV series, sports events and animation.
The new company which doesn't yet have a name -- will work with content providers to source premium videos including movies, TV series, sports events and animation.
Two of my favorite options for sourcing premium WordPress themes are Envato's Theme Forest and Template Monster.
And Weiner agrees, telling me today that their current plan to to build an independent public company, with three key revenue sources: premium subscriptions, corporate solutions and advertising.
While not all OTT impressions are created equal, marketers and agencies are becoming better educated, understanding the nuances and differences in value between buying directly sourced, premium OTT inventory and buying from an exchange at a lower CPM and having to sacrifice transparency, quality and brand safety.
The company slaughters around 30 cows each month, Tetrick said, so growing the meat in the lab from animal cells is a way to source the premium beef for the masses without having to breed and kill more animals.
As much as a quarter of all videos viewed on the web are watched through embeds, and AOL thinks it can become a big source of premium videos for other sies.
The company, which has raised just over $3 million in venture capital to date, is now working with the Mountain View Internet giant to provide semantic search, personalized recommendations and social features for Google TV across all sources of premium content that will be available to the user.
Which in turn would enable chefs to continue sourcing from premium animals but challenges them with less desirable cuts.
According to trade sources, price premiums range between 10-50 percent at import levels, but can also be lower or higher, depending on actual supply.
Correction: April 2, 2002, Tuesday A report in the On Stage and Off column of Weekend on March 22 about "The Graduate" on Broadway misstated the source of $250 "premium" tickets.
