Sentence examples for challenging internet from inspiring English sources
Google has also been taking on Microsoft on its own ground, first with its Chrome browser (with 20% of market share, challenging Internet Explorer) and now with its Chromebook, a slimmed-down PC that doesn't run Windows, but instead uses Chrome as a window on the world and only works via a Google account.
Investors were undaunted; in the challenging Internet economy, this is the exact way they want companies to be run.
The show's daring and complexity have earned it many smarty-pants fans, from those who contribute to the show's insanely challenging Internet discussion groups (some of which feature posts from Whedon himself) to Ira Glass, the host of the radio program "This American Life".
A more practical move might be to expand into parts of Asia, where e-commerce is nascent, once the regional conditions are conducive to Coupang's mobile-first focus approach (which has worked so well in Korea), and once the company has developed its technology to enable high quality e-commerce in markets with more challenging internet quality.
He dismissed claims that HMRC was not doing enough to challenge internet firms booking UK sales overseas.
The organizers of the Secure Digital Music Initiative challenged Internet user to try to "hack," or break the watermark technology.
Ms. Harrington challenged Internet companies to explain what they are doing in a section other than its privacy policy.
Governments should also use existing trade rules to challenge Internet censorship measures that are insufficiently transparent, unreasonably administered, or biased in favor of domestic players.
The industry first challenged Internet file-sharing companies like Napster, and more recently began suing individuals who had illegally downloaded music.
But it has become increasingly clear that autocracies alone do not challenge Internet freedom; democracies do as well.
Before fast Internet became ubiquitous, most planes had bandwidth-challenged Internet that could accommodate fewer than half the people on every flight.
