Sentence examples for of unbundling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hagel cites Procter & Gamble as a big company that understands the benefits of unbundling.

There have been myriad attempts to study the potential consequences of unbundling on cable prices.

However, Oettinger's comments indicate she may face rebellion from within if parliamentary pressure forces her in the direction of unbundling.

In the past decade, media businesses, from music to newspapers, have suffered from the impact of unbundling.

SCIASPORA David Dobbs, who quit ScienceBlogs, has written well about the consequences of "unbundling" the ScienceBlogs bloggers.

The transport ministry's recent blunders over bidding for the west coast franchise have done the cause of unbundling no favours.

WULF BERNOTAT, the chief executive of E.ON, Germany's biggest power company, used to be one of the staunchest critics of the "unbundling" of energy production and transmission assets advocated by the European Commission.

Sure, Marc Andreessen's tweetstorm illustrates how 20 years of Internet history has brought innumerable benefits of software unbundling.

We are aware of the possibility of diagnostic errors, upcoding and unbundling of codes associated with the use of a reimbursement-administrative database, originally created not for research purposes, but proved to be an important source for medical studies in Estonia.

A key aspect of privatisation is unbundling the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, a bloated and ill-managed monopoly, with thousands of "ghost" workers on the payroll.

This does not mean to say that there is no market regulation at all, but not of regulation about unbundling generation and supply of heat energy, as is the case in electricity and gas.