Sentence examples for snatch technology from inspiring English sources

"[Big companies] can invest and create jobs, but they also have some bad practices - they concentrate their business among their own groups, they snatch technology from small companies, and they enforce prices".

He said investors are likely to use the money to snatch up deals in the beaten-down technology sector, off about 40percentt for the year.

"There is technology readily available for anyone to snatch other people's credit and debit card data within seconds," said Disklabs boss Simon Steggles.

Many, for example, have probably imagined where they would be today if they'd had the foresight (or good fortune) to snatch up shares of Microsoft or Apple back when the technology titans were just new kids on the block.

"The Napster technology is relatively easy to copy, but the record industry should snatch up that brand while they can," says Ric Dube, a music analyst with WebNoize in Cambridge, Mass.

By the 1890s, technology had developed so that amateurs like Martin could take their cameras on to the streets and snatch shots of the world at work and play.

Can the United States snatch it?

They snatch them up.

Bishops sail to snatch a knight.

He would therefore snatch the gold.

Worst, of course, they snatch lives.