Sentence examples for stifled innovation from inspiring English sources

He called the Web browser market an example of stifled innovation.

Censoring the publication of research into aircraft technology would have stifled innovation without helping the people in the World Trade towers.

"WAP was not based on standard internet protocols, there was no competition for browsers, and operators had a stranglehold on access," he says.Going mobileAll of this stifled innovation.

"Their operation of this system has harmed consumers, limited banks' ability to conduct their business, gouged merchants in the debit market and stifled innovation".

He called for lowering the corporate tax rate to 25% from 35% and cutting back on regulations he said stifled innovation.

Then there's the considerable market power they've built up, which has created turmoil in some industries and stifled innovation in the areas they dominate.

Republican supporters of the legislation said the regulations, created during the final days of the Obama administration, were onerous and stifled innovation.

And in the process, they have hurt small businesses and stifled innovation," Warren wrote in a Medium post first reported by the New York Times's Astead Herndon.

What's not funny is the result: stifled collaboration, reduced innovation and limited growth.

But it was not until the 1990s that a coherent theoretical framework emerged to show how high levels of poverty stifled investment and innovation.

After a 78-day trial, Judge Jackson ruled in April that Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, had repeatedly violated federal antitrust law, bullied rivals and stifled competition and innovation.