Sentence examples for value of subscribing from inspiring English sources

Millions have signed up but churned out because Twitter failed to demonstrate the immense value of subscribing to condensed insights from friends and top thinkers.

Instead of subscribing to the traditional VFI, Douglas suggests to rescue scientific integrity and objectivity by "keeping values to their proper roles" (2009: 175).

To test the value of Consumer Reports Online, I subscribed to the service.

I kind of subscribe to that.

Now, with bombs exploding in Baghdad, a sudden surge in wartime demand for online news has become a pivotal test of the potential of high-speed Internet connections, both to attract users to online media outlets and to persuade them to pay for the material they find there, just as the value of CNN persuaded millions to subscribe to cable during the last war in Iraq.

But even then, they'd see that the value of the package they'd subscribed to would have increased two or three times as much — making it still a great deal.

By subscribing a high value of the width of the ditch drains, the proposed iterative method can also be used to study travel times of water particles from a flooded field to a stream or river in a watershed.

"They are particularly important because you are trying to create a sense of value that's worth subscribing to on a monthly basis," said David Nevins, Showtime's president for entertainment.

The GPK&AR had subscribed to £150,000 in face value of the shares of this proposed line, with the sole intention of excluding the Caledonian Railway from the area.

The process of subscribing is straight-forward.

Open source in synthetic biology subscribes to the underlying value of the patent system, which is the acceleration of the development and introduction of novel technologies (see Hilgartner 2012 192).