Sentence examples for In unbundling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schonfeld sees still more potential in "unbundling" the four elements of educating: design of a course, delivery of that course, delivery of credit and delivery of a degree.

His Administration has already gone far in unbundling many of the embargo's provisions by executive order — allowing greater amounts of cash remittances and making travel for Americans less restrictive, among other measures — but truly ending the embargo will require a vote in the U.S. Congress.

But recently, we've seen specialty sites succeed in unbundling certain Craigslist features.

Zuckerberg himself told me in a talk last fall that Events and Groups were two features Facebook saw potential in unbundling so perhaps we'll see one of those.

YouTube has succeeded in unbundling TV into mobile video, while multiple system operators (MSO) are trying to take bundled video to mobile and call it TV.

Miroslaw Godlewski, the chief executive of Netia, an operator based in Warsaw, said increases in unbundling costs would raise the cost of phone service in Poland beyond what many consumers could afford.

The boulangerie was my first apprenticeship, dragging my sorry ass out of my warm matrimonial bed at four in the cold morning, bundling up, the city in deep sleep, then unbundling in front of the hot ovens, trying to figure out the sweet secret of Bob's bread.

In his view unbundling should have been pushed through in the 1990s, when energy prices were low, investment requirements were negligible and supply was abundant.

But the European Parliament has rejected this plan, leaving "unbundling" in limbo.There is also talk of increasing imports of liquefied gas from farther afield.

The problems, she told a parliamentary committee, have arisen "because the last administration and the previous head of Oftel [Don Cruikshank, now chairman of the London Stock Exchange] were not interested in local loop unbundling".

On the upside, unbundling in network industries promotes competition, but this should be balanced against the downside of unbundling, that is, the cost of coordination.