The Internet has been subjected to the capital-accumulation process, which has a clear logic of its own, inimical to much of the democratic potential of digital communication".
This steadfast commitment by the EU can be the cue for the US to banish its reputation as inimical to concerns about global warming, and take serious measures to combat it.
I wrote all my early books on computers, but when broadband came along in 2004 I understood intuitively it was inimical to the novel, an art form that depends on the codex for its inception as well as its reception.
The opponents of communism ranged from those who opposed the system as contrary to liberty and democracy to those who saw it as inimical to national and Christian values and to those who felt that it had not lived up to its socioeconomic promises.
"It is inimical, but that's not a question that troubles their business model".
The court battle between the FBI and Apple presents an important first amendment issue: Whether the government can force a company to engage in expression -- to wit, the writing of computer code -- that the company not only objects to, but views as inimical to its interests and its customers' interests.
Dr. Caplan said he believed that Abiomed regarded "publicity as inimical to its financial interests, choosing to manage it until forced to do otherwise".
As its massive headquarters suggests, the Bundesbank is capable of enormous and sustained effort, but flexibility may be inimical to its nature.
As it entered the 1980s, India could not have been more closely regulated, sheltered or taxed, nor the attitude of its political elites more inimical to enterprise.
But the Constitution can and would be damaged, to the nation's shame, by the addition of something as inimical to its spirit as the flag-desecration amendment.
