Sentence examples for knocking companies from inspiring English sources

The Federal Trade Commission held workshops on spyware in April, knocking companies (read Claria and WhenU) for failing to disclose how their software programs glom on to PCs and how they misbehave thereafter.

Rather than knocking Internet companies, upcoming hearings should emphasize the problems with defining privacy politically and prepare reports on the hazards of inflexible regulation.

One of the biggest problems that knock companies out is their inability to find the right manufacturer.

It claims that UK firm King's Candy Crush Saga was the top iOS game by monthly revenue, knocking Japanese company GungHo Online's Puzzle & Dragons down to second spot.

Lewis R. Piantedosi, a vice president of Eaton Vance Management, a Boston mutual fund firm that owns 5.76 million shares of Home Depot, said knocking the company for not having "the next wave" might be premature.

Honda wound up recalling some 25 million cars, knocking the company down 19 slots this year over last.

"I'm not knocking the company but they have to figure out what kind of service they want to be once competition happens.

Beat points out that Lima is the only major city in the Americas where Uber is not the top ride-hail app, and it claims credit for knocking the company off its perch there.

So is Wozniak knocking the company he helped create?

The price of shares in electric car maker has plunged almost 15percentthis weekek in holiday-shortened trading, knocking the company off its perch as the most valuable U.S. automaker by market capitalization.

Mergers and acquisitions knocked 13 companies, with combined sales of $201bn, out of the latest poll.