Sentence examples for using it unfairly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Monti's objections to that deal centered mainly on concerns that Tetra Laval could leverage its strength in carton packaging, using it unfairly to win dominance in the plastic bottle market as well.

If he gets hold of Sky and uses it unfairly to crush rivals, he should be punished.

Craigslist said that while the two companies agreed that eBay's interest in Craigslist would not preclude the two companies from competing, eBay misused its role as minority owner of Craigslist to gain access to company information and then use it to compete unfairly.

Facebook may need to worry that competitors don't see evidence that it uses its power unfairly.

Conservative critics of the term bemoan its use because they believe it unfairly implicates all men and worry that those who use it are waging a subversive war on masculinity as a whole.

That option was discarded, but on Monday the Justice Department and 20 states filed suits against Microsoft charging it with unfairly using its market power to maintain its monopoly in personal computer operating systems and trying to extend its monopoly into the new markets of Internet software and commerce.

And when it's used unfairly, it does enormous damage to public trust in the police".

Companies like Google and Adobe have accused Apple of unfairly using its clout to exclude their technologies from the iPhone and iPad.

The Government contends that the company is unfairly using its near-monopoly of the market for desktop personal computer software to dominate the new market for Internet software.

Under terms of the agreement, Microsoft will pay $761 million to RealNetworks, which had accused the software giant of unfairly using its market clout to promote its media player.

More Legal Trouble For Chip Shops Chipmaker Broadcom has filed an antitrust lawsuit against rival Qualcomm, alleging that the company is unfairly using its licensing terms to sell more chips.