Sentence examples for subscribers to explain from inspiring English sources
Mr. Beach said he would be contacting Orpheus subscribers to explain the termination.
The artistic director of Playwrights Horizons, a leading Off Broadway company that produces new American plays, took the unusual step on Saturday of e-mailing 3,000 of the theater's subscribers to explain his decision to produce Annie Baker's new play "The Flick," whose three-hour length and periods of long silence have infuriated some audience members.
We will continue to explain to subscribers of Inside Global Markets how they can best prepare for the uncertainties associated with investing in global equity markets.
There is also a good dose of puff in them: ISPs will be required to explain how subscribers can find legal content online (presumably by promoting their own OTT services), and protect their networks from being used to consume illegal content.
Joe Klein, "An American Marriage": on trying to "explain Bill and Hillary Clinton" (February 9 , 1998— subscribers only).
"I wanted to explain my thinking to our subscribers and also explain our mission as a writer's theater, in hopes of making this a teachable moment," Mr. Sanford said.
In an interview with my colleague Patrick Healy, Mr. Sanford said that the letter was "not an apology," and its length speaks to the difficulty of what Mr. Sanford perceived to be the task at hand: "I wanted to explain my thinking to our subscribers and also explain our mission as a writer's theater, in hopes of making this a teachable moment," he said.
The company launched a Spotify Artists website in December 2013 to explain how it calculates its royalties, and outline its goal of reaching 40m paying subscribers in the future.
Netpliance's goals for the second quarter are to explain the product simply, identify the best media for the target audience and gain subscribers.
Alcatel, its larger rival, predicts that there will be 72m subscribers to telecoms firms'TV services by 2010, up from about 5m this year, and claims that operators can charge subscribers up to twice as much by adding television to their bundles.Exactly what makes IPTV so compelling is hard to explain, says Alcatel's Mr Alwan.
