Sentence examples for greater piracy from inspiring English sources

For the first time, studios can distribute films to Academy members via the Internet — a move that accepts greater piracy risks in an effort to get more members to see every film.

The CEPR notes many possibilities: increased terror, higher internal security costs, surging oil prices, boycotts on U.S. goods, greater piracy of intellectual property, refusal to buy expensive patented drugs and reduced air travel among them.

With greater sales of e-readers comes greater piracy and the threat of phantasmal "lost income," as the music industry loves to say, but of course you can't lose what you never had, and their disingenuous calculations of piracy's effects poison their credibility.

As Mr. Kirk noted, the Connecticut shoreline, "with all its coves and bays, was great for piracy and privateering".

The great wax piracy case has agitated the otherwise placid Norwegians and Swedes almost as much as another Winter Olympics dispute between the countries.

To a great extent piracy can be interpreted as a marketing signal.

But a greater reason is piracy; the federation estimates that 55 percent of Internet users in India go to unlicensed music services on a monthly basis.

Internet piracy, greater media choices and declining CD sales have forced music companies to work harder to persuade consumers to buy music.

Voices in the anime community speculate that this move led to greater than usual piracy of the show.

"One of the great debates about piracy is that you have to give consumers a legitimate way to get content," News Corp. President Peter Chernin said yesterday.

This led to a great deal of piracy because it was known that the legitimate publishers and authors wouldn't expose themselves to legal action, he said.