Sentence examples for subscriptions which from inspiring English sources

Unlike most magazines, Consumer Reports makes its money from subscriptions, which cost $26 for the Web site or print edition.

Its second biggest source of revenue is membership subscriptions which bring in £15-£18,000 a year.

Mr. Friedman announced that Stratfor had not sent out the e-mails, and the company stopped charging for its subscriptions, which had been its principal source of revenue.

In this scenario, maybe Adele doesn't get the record for albums sold, but she would have significantly increased streaming subscriptions, which would benefit many artists.

Disproportionately large consumers of media and technology, Hispanics are driving growth in new cable and satellite subscriptions, which is an otherwise mostly flat business.

Newsstand sales are often a more timely indicator of a magazine's vitality than subscriptions, which tend to lag and can be driven by discounts.

The week's events are open to the public by subscription, which includes housing at Roger Williams University.

The philharmonic's most popular subscription, which includes five shows, costs $200, she said.

Voting power is based on a country's capital subscription, which is based in turn on its economic resources.

A basic AOL membership, in this vision, represents a basic cable subscription, which includes channels like ESPN and CNN.

You may have statutory consumer rights that apply to your subscription which cannot be limited, excluded or modified.