Sentence examples for stagnating internet from inspiring English sources
The deal was announced on 20 May, and is the most ambitious move yet by chief executive Marissa Mayer to turn around perceptions of Yahoo as a stagnating internet giant that struggles when bringing innovative startups into its business.
But it is hard to imagine that he wants to be the man at the helm as the F.C.C. fades, pricing wars break out, and the Internet stagnates into a version of cable television.
Meanwhile, revealing the depth of the Internet-access problem, developing areas aren't the only places that need help connecting people: on Monday, the Times reported that despite spending seven billion dollars since 2009, President Obama has seen his initiatives to expand U.S. Internet access stagnate.
Though some of the less sturdy Internet concerns may, in fact, stagnate, he said, the category leaders will not.
The iPad app comes from the makers of the RockMelt social browser, a desktop app built on Google Chromium that is designed to innovate where Internet Explorer, Firefox, and even Chrome stagnate.
Arora noted that the display advertising business is actually older than the search advertising business — it is what the Internet was built on — but then it stagnated.
That was away from home with Liverpool stagnating in the old Second Division and in an age before rolling news and the internet, the damage was limited to headlines in the Liverpool Echo.
The best part is that thanks to the Internet, it's a Do-It-Yourself literary world that never stagnates, always surprises.
Meanwhile wages are stagnating".
World trade is stagnating.
