A high-tech start-up, he said, is inherently running more risk if it can present its product to only one potential buyer, the government, rather than a range of customers, some of whom may want the product, he said.
A high-technology start-up, he said, inherently runs more risk if it can present its product to only one potential buyer — the government — rather than to a range of customers, some of whom may want the product, he said.
Because, for example, a browser's native source code inherently runs faster than JavaScript.
With top educations under their belts and resilience inherently running through the veins of Lebanon's tech players, it's going to take more than electrical outages and spotty internet to keep them from prospering.
Is there anything inherently wrong with running for high office without substantial private sector experience?
Ross said he sorely missed the winning mentality that runs inherently through the Giants' locker room while the Jaguars suffered through a 2-14 season.
Nevertheless, the offense dominates in cyberspace because any defense must contend with attacks on large networks that are inherently vulnerable and run by fallible human users.
Does it matter what this sport is? Aren't sports, like distance running, inherently more dangerous?
If Transfield is inherently evil by running detention centres this year, then why weren't they so evil last year?
But when your computer self tries to force your animal self to do something it doesn't inherently enjoy, you run into trouble.
