Sentence examples for subscribers coming from from inspiring English sources
However, whereas service providers use the protocol to control their own subscribers, they do not widely deploy Kerberos infrastructures to handle subscribers coming from foreign domains, as happens in network federations.
Visible Alpha consensus data shows that analysts have become even more optimistic despite the overall miss in 2Q with an estimated 2.9 million subscribers coming from the Indian market in 2018.
We know that subscribers come from many places.
The bulk of the Big Ten Network's estimated 17 million subscribers come from a deal with DirecTV.
About half the 60 subscribers came from the Phoenix area, and half from responses to the ad.
Fifty-five percent of Tango's subscribers come from Android, a not surprising number given the sheer number of phones now using Android.
Currently, about 8 million of the NFL Network's 35 million subscribers come from cable; nearly all the rest are from satellite.
Lanny Baker, an analyst with Salomon Smith Barney, estimated that 250,000 to 280,000 of Yahoo's new subscribers came from existing SBC Internet customers converting to the SBC Yahoo version of the service, which includes e-mail, online radio and other features.
The company has eyed international expansion as a key growth driver, just a quarter of its 46 million paying subscribers come from outside Netflix's home market of the US.
Data from GfK MRI, a research firm that conducts a large survey, suggest that 17% of HBO's subscribers come from the poorest one-fifth of the population by income and 18% come from the second-poorest quintile.In 2010 the proportion of America's population that pays for television dropped for the first time, with the losses apparently concentrated among the poorest customers.
Dow Jones said that in the six months that ended in March, 26,687 of The Wall Street Journal's print and digital United States circulation of 2.1 million — which does include Web subscribers — came from verified papers or copies distributed inexpensively at places like universities.
