Sentences with phrase «ubiquity rather»

If you bought Apple, a company founded around the same time but ultimately based on the goal of media ubiquity rather than quality, you would be very, very rich.

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It was a disappointing concession from a leader who should be challenging the very notion of strategic assets, rather than helping extend the phrase's growing ubiquity.

It is a monumental peril0us lacuna, a gigantic and stupend0us, yet, wilful infringement of the characteristically rather supposedly definitive ubiquity of comm0n sense.

It is a monumental perilous lacuna, a gigantic and stupendous, yet, wilful infringement of the characteristically rather supposedly definitive ubiquity of common sense.

The Food and Drug Administration, recognizing the ubiquity of such insect pests, sets limits on acceptable levels of bugs rather than banning them completely from food.

But despite the ubiquity of sugar in our diets, the notion of sugar addiction is still a rather taboo topic.

Turbos are nearing the ubiquity that fuel injection reached in the 1980s, when the technology became a given rather than something special to brag about.

It should be mandatory rather than elective in order to reach all students and to reflect the prospective ubiquity of globalization in American law.

But the Helveticas (from their ubiquity, of course) have ancestors, and some rather lovely ones at that.

That ubiquity means consumers can control Bluetooth - based smart home devices directly with their phones or tablets, rather than having to go through a so - called bridge.