Sentence examples for subscriber population from inspiring English sources

The ads appeared four times in each publication, and reached a combined total subscriber population of 330,000.

We implied that the difference in number of visitors between open access and subscription based articles (in our case 23%) represents the size of the non-subscriber population.

One example is how people in 1999 pushed AOL up to a price that an earnings discount model indicated would be justified only if it had 18 billion subscribers, triple the population of the Earth.

CAPTIO This map shows broadband subscribers per 100 population as of 2012 the darker the color, the better connected the country is.

Not everyone has become a subscriber, though not even the population of every West Side kindergarten, as one could see in Livia's response, "Asteroid, or volcano".

It currently has around 20 million subscribers – around half the population of the East African nation.

For instance Nigerian Communication Commission data records 120.4 million mobile subscribers (78% of population) and 48.2 million smartphone users in Nigeria (based on active internet subscriptions in June 2013).

It is part of a deal, which ironically for Niger's four million subscribers (25% of the population), has been struck with the mobile phone company Orange.

In a country where 36% of its people live below the poverty line, Afghanistan is the poorest country in the world outside Africa, but it also has a 40% penetration rate of 12 million mobile subscribers out of a population of 30 million.

By eliminating exposed cohort members, i.e. mobile phone subscribers, from the comparison population in the calculations of SHRs, we removed a potential source of underestimation of an association.

3, 4 In the 15 members of the European Union before 2004, there were an estimated 344 million subscribers (out of a population of 380 million) by September 2004.