Sentence examples for unbundling with from inspiring English sources

It has tried to block unbundling with a mixture of carrots and sticks.

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The duck strutted in uniformed plume, greasy black-green, speckled red pate, sated, companioned, unbundling with poop, the duck thrust with the thrust of youth; interior decorator of the lake, the duck was flush with floor maps.

If 2015 was the year of the great "Bank Unbundling," with new companies dissecting the consumer banking experience to offer specialized services, it was also a year that saw the emergence of a new landscape of financial influencers taking a seat at the table.

Lithuania, for example, which has pushed ahead with unbundling with strong EU support, now has almost the highest gas prices in Europe; the government there is facing defeat in an election on October 14th, amid claims (strenuously denied by those concerned) of Russian meddling.

With the Great Fintech Revolution (or however you want to call it), financial services have been unbundled with startups handling just one specific financial service, such as international transfers, peer-to-peer loans, new investment products, etc. Number26 is rebundling all these services into a convenient one-stop shop.

For policymakers, it offered a fast-track route to real competition and lower prices for customers.There is, however, one rather large problem with unbundling the local loop.

Almost immediately, Cuban and American diplomats drew up an intense schedule of bilateral talks, and Obama began unbundling the embargo with a series of executive orders.

Yet the regulator concludes that these benefits are "unlikely to be realised, or may not be significant".Gartmore is already experimenting with unbundling.

"I just find it unbelievable that we in Ireland should even think of unbundling our relationship with Europe, which has been such a profound success and has turned us from a stagnant, backward, failed part of the British regional economy into a modern and prosperous European country".Amen to that, they will say in Brussels.

More broadly, the way he and his team think about Flash is that it is "unbundling" the car, with new forms of transport.