Sentence examples for whose subscriptions from inspiring English sources

An article on Wednesday about circulation trends for magazines referred incorrectly to a publication whose newsstand sales grew 1.2 percent and whose subscriptions rose 0.7 percent, to 3,242,594.

One explanation for the resounding influence of the archive is its price; it is free, unlike scientific journals whose subscriptions -- often hundreds of dollars a year or more -- put them out of the reach of many institutions.

Labour went on to hand over documents to the police about claims that the Unite union had tried to fix the result of the candidate selection process by packing the constituency with members whose subscriptions it had paid.

Here, the subnetwork has been obtained by selecting all individuals whose subscriptions are associated with a certain postal code.

Users whose subscriptions renewed on or after March 28 will be refunded," the company writes in a statement.

To ensure that the results are not affected by churn, i.e. customers leaving and subscribing to the operator, we only considered customers whose subscriptions did not change over the entire data interval from Oct 1st , 2006 to March 31th , 2007

Some of those members are racers whose subscription provides them with a competition licence; others just enjoy being part of the phenomenon.

The deal is one of several recently completed by TiVo, whose subscription total dropped to 4.2 million in the second fiscal quarter, from 4.4 million a year ago.

"About the only flight that took off on time this summer was the space shuttle," said Joe Brancatelli, whose subscription business-travel Web site is Joesentme.com.com

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 28 , 1951P. 78 The writer gives a blow-by-blow account of Time magazine's letters to a subscriber whose subscription is about to expire.

One of the newest and most useful is from RadioTime, whose subscription service, also called RadioTime, helps listeners track, find, discover and record programs.