Sentence examples for streams outside of from inspiring English sources

Pursuing new revenue streams outside of their usual markets, firms like Google, Apple, and Uber, along with well-heeled venture capitalists, poured hundreds of billions of dollars into partnerships and internal design teams to produce hardware and software for self-driving electric cars.

Facebook will need to boost revenue streams outside of display advertising on its own site to get shares back up.

Part of the plan: building a portfolio of personal productivity products to try and diversify revenue streams (outside of search, that is).

There could be some downsides to all of this end-to-end activity, particularly if independent revenue streams outside of Sony dry up, but for music it presents an opportunity to find new and potentially lucrative distribution channels.

While this deal is a good move for eBay in its attempt to raise its game outside outside of ecommerce and auctions; it's also an interesting sign of AEG trying to flex more of its tech muscle, and try to develop revenue streams outside of its very brick-and-mortar based business of live events.

But he projects the picture will still be a success when considering other revenue streams outside of the theaters.

For example, the mechanical royalties due from streams, downloads (outside of the U.S. &Latin America) and physical sales aren't collected by PROs.

I was leaning on the railings of the first floor balcony of one of the little blocks – sandy bricks and windows full of dirty curtains and electric cables hanging in black streams down the outside of the building – and I was talking to Gotti while we waited for Bimz to come home so we could jam in his flat.

A YouTuber adding a Cashtag graphic to their video has instantly enabled an additional revenue stream outside of ads.

Of course, Facebook is attempting to at least somewhat do this as well by opening its data stream outside of its walls.

We're still trying to figure out just how much BBC content is getting streamed outside of the UK, although it's a tricky business.