Sentence examples for subscription figures from inspiring English sources

Ulph says the high subscription figures aren't what they seem.

Subscription figures were up by 50percentt, she said, to 5,700 this year from 3,900 the previous year.

(Spotify which has signed up 1.6 million customers in Europe but has not announced subscription figures for its recent arrival in the United States).

These subscription figures, and the unparalleled delivery system that makes them possible, have so far cushioned the Japanese industry from the advertising slump.

Mr. Marcus's words may reverberate on Wall Street, where investors approved of the distributor's 2009 spinoff from the content-oriented Time Warner — its stock is up more than threefold since — but want to see subscription figures improve.

Pirates has only been live for several months, so subscription figures aren't a reliable indicator as to whether the game is going to float, but they're certainly extremely promising.

At the end of 2016, there were 112 million users of paid music streaming subscriptions, a figure that grew 60.4percentt and offset downloads, which declined by 20.5percentt, and physical revenues, which declined by 7.6percentt.

Also, take a moment to review your paid subscriptions and figure out whether you are really using them or not -- then cancel the ones that you don't need.

That's less than half of the 968,000 Australian homes that have a Netflix subscription, according to figures by Roy Morgan (Netflix don't release figures by territory).

Retailing at 50p in print or £1.50 for a week's digital subscription, initial sales figures aren't in yet, although apparently signs are good.

And though many of the message-board readers had threatened to cancel their subscriptions, an Us Weekly representative said that it had received about 1,000 cancellations and 1,000 new subscriptions last week — both figures higher than average, according to the representative, but a draw, in political terms.