Sentence examples for undermining the technology from inspiring English sources

Several factors have been undermining the technology sector.

But less than two years ago, in 2009, netbooks were seen as the earth-shaking force in the industry, potentially changing the economics of the business and undermining the technology leaders, Intel and Microsoft.

Microsoft replies that the effect of that restriction would be to "Balkanize" the Windows standard, with many flavors of Windows and thus undermine the technology foundation on which the PC industry has grown and flourished.

So Amber Rudd's competition solution is to subsidise the technologies that are more expensive and undermine the technologies that have used subsidies to reduce their costs to the bill payers.

Anticipating a series of federal recommendations on gene patents coming out tomorrow, a former Senator and four executives at biotech companies and biotech trade groups criticized the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for taking, they said, a stand that would undermine the the technology transfer objectives of the Bayh-Dole Act and the biotech industry generally in the United States.

Is there, he asks mildly, a way we can make children familiar with the joys of the printed page without undermining the march of technology?

"The government exceeded those limits when it asked Lavabit to blow up its business –and undermine the encryption technology that ensures our collective cybersecurity – to get information that Lavabit itself offered to provide".

You may have heard that story before — maybe from the conservative blogger Glenn Reynolds (blogging is "technology undermining the gatekeepers") or the progressive blogger Markos Moulitsas (his book is called "Crashing the Gate").

It is expecting a third consecutive annual loss this year, after losing $2.8 billion in the year to September 2008.With technology undermining the old monopolies that postal services used to enjoy, the obvious answer is to privatise them and let them sink or swim.

But it's deeds, not words, that count, and much of what Leadsom has done as energy minister has been to undermine the clean technologies we badly need to meet our climate commitments".

Importantly, adjusting tariffs to recover revenues in the short term may hasten the adoption of energy storage technologies, further undermining the financial stability of utilities in the long term.