Sentence examples for subscribers believes from inspiring English sources

Robert Bottome, a Venezuelan economic analyst who publishes a newsletter for subscribers, believes that the price of oil will determine Chávez's policies.

The company has grown since last year to three million subscribers from 20,000 after it slashed its monthly price, though a consulting firm estimated that nearly one-third of MoviePass subscribers believed the service would not last.

In Rockwell's prime and at the peak of its popularity, The Post had a subscribership of 4 million, and many of these subscribers believed Gillis was a real person.

I was a subscriber, believe it or not, and it's never good when a magazine goes away".

Also, there is evidence that one subscriber canceled a subscription to one of plaintiff's journals because the subscriber believed the cost of photocopying the journal had become less than the journal's annual subscription price; and another subscriber canceled a subscription, at least in part because library photocopies were available.

Hulu has over 9 million subscribers and Sling TV has 394,000 subscribers, analysts believe.

Mr. Goldinstein added that out of his firm's "several thousand" subscribers he believed "less than a dozen" have set up free networks.

But broadly speaking, three forces are at work: corporate governance, which deals with matters such as shareholders' rights and executive pay; ethics, which can cover boycotts of industries or countries and campaigns for better treatment of workers; and the environment.Most subscribers genuinely believe that companies that behave in the "right" way will produce better long-term returns.

About half of these subscribers are believed to be in China.

Though new music might isolate subscribers, the committee believed, "careful distribution" of the works alongside war horses would be beneficial, a tactic still employed, to mixed results.

And yet here comes another group of companies, led by Comcast, that believes the same subscribers are worth at least what Armstrong paid two years ago (after accounting for asset sales).