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But I believe the tide will eventually turn.
If you are making high returns, or your product appears to be high-cost, the tide will eventually turn against you".Governments have many reasons to regulate companies.
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The tide will eventually change for the better".
As for Cook, the advice from down under is that - however bad things seem - the tide will turn eventually.
Not many companies open-source their products in this way, but you've written that you think the tide will turn and eventually favor open hardware, at least in some aspects.
Above all, remember that the tide will turn again.
Dear Shahidul, I believe the tide will turn.
The tide will turn against the oppositionists," says the article.
The only question is when the tide will turn.
Nonetheless, the tide will be hard to turn.
But eventually the tide will go out and politics will have little to do with it.
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