Sentence examples for further locking from inspiring English sources
Gil is in London as a signatory to the RSA's Adelphi Charter on Creativity, Innovation and Intellectual Property, which calls on governments to restrain corporations from further locking down their ownership of ideas.
But one of Africa's concerns is that deregulating its markets would jeopardise budding manufacturing sectors, further locking it into current trading patterns, where it primarily exports oil and raw materials and imports petrol and manufactured goods.
Additionally, the lacrimal bone bears an expanded descending ramus that is firmly sutured to the jugal bar, further locking these units together (Figure 1, Text S1, Figure S1), rather than being kinematically separated as in birds retaining cranial kinesis.
Additional substituents at N3 (and C5) of the dihydropyrimidinone core would reinforce that effect by further locking the system at the equatorial northern interphase.
You can further lock down your Mac's data with the FileVault feature.
Islamabad argues that the fissile material ban would further lock in a military advantage for India.
Nearly every time someone feels better by doing good, on the other side of the world (or street), someone else is further locked into a system that will not allow the true flourishing of his or her nature or the opportunity to live a joyful and fulfilled life.
The structure of the nanoparticles was further locked by selectively crosslinking gelatin with glutaraldehyde.
It further locks in your moat and makes it easier to raise future money (VCs say "well if WPP is in then we should go in").
And that, in turn, will further lock consumers into Apple's ecosystem by making it more difficult to switch to another platform, as all their credentials would be saved in Apple's cloud.
The idea with the new directory is twofold: First, it steers companies to discover more services to build around their Stripe payments, which further locks in those customers to Stripe to keep them from churning away to another payment provider.
