Sentence examples similar to their lock in from inspiring English sources

As a result, an increasing number of borrowers who elected to lock in their rates at the end of last year but did not close on time must now arrange extensions of their lock-in agreements.

Sensing a mass abandonment of its expensive cable offerings with their lock-in contracts, pay TV platform Foxtel dropped the price of its entry package to $25 a month and two local Netflix competitors popped up.

For the institution's part, a Cooper Union spokeswoman, Jolene Travis, said in a statement: "We are pleased that the 11 Cooper Union art students have ended their lock-in and left the eighth-floor Peter Cooper Suite space peacefully and without further incident.

Major OTT players currently leverage their lock-in effect to keep customers from straying to other services.

Anyone can see where those two lines cross — eventually cloud storage of any needed size will come stapled to business and consumer accounts, provided by large cloud companies that are incentivized to grow their lock-in among developers and users.

Whether mobile platforms will slap users on the wrist with their lock-in techniques, no one knows — but what is certain is that those in the market for smartwatches and/or sensor-based wearables (or even connected jewelry) won't handcuffed nor left without plenty of choice.

Militant language activists have been known to picket stores or pour glue in their locks if, in their opinion, not enough Welsh is present.

They aren't making their buyers lock in two years of their lives to save $200.

The increase was due to brands participating in bidding wars, in their attempts lock in top ratings before the freeze.

Most firms insisted on their proprietary technology, mostly to lock in their customers.

"Everyone should consolidate their loans to lock in current rates," Kantrowitz says.