Sentence examples for subscription matters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Van Gelder's learning curve also involved subscription matters.

Humphreys said he is too soon in the job to discuss how money might be distributed more fairly among the four tiers of English professional football but the fact that PFA members pay the same subscription no matter their wage packet gives an insight into the discrepancies that exist.

The veteran of the eyecare industry said, "There's more than a subscription service that matters here.

The fact that both FT.com and MarketWatch.com are free while TheStreet.com charges subscribers $99.95 per year for a U.S. subscription doesn't make matters easier for them.

When I look at the subscription model, three things matter–How many people register everyday, how much they pay us and how long they're staying?

Well, thanks for making a clear statement on the matter (Apple's subscription policies are, after all, an enormous issue for music streaming service providers across the board), but how is that move a breakthrough rather than a step to (even more) obscurity?

Until German Catholics feel that their church really does represent their values, and they identify with it wholly and freely, the numbers leaving will only increase, and the reduction of Catholic identity to whether or not one has paid the membership subscription is unlikely to improve matters.

A general manager reporting to Mr. Bauch in the areas of subscriptions, contracts and other business matters is expected to be hired soon.

It doesn't matter that my subscription lapsed half a decade ago and said mate fucked off to Australia and I've not seen her since.

Ratings didn't matter: Because with a subscription model, the cocaine was already paid for.

What matters is if they make subscriptions seem more attractive, because e-commerce revenue is Amazon's true prime directive.