Sentences with phrase «unpopular moves as»
It's possible that set - top box, dongle and console manufacturers could try the same unpopular moves as Samsung — indeed, Microsoft generated similar privacy concerns last year with voice recognition on its Xbox One — but their devices are typically much cheaper than televisions and therefore more easily replaceable.
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Far from damaging Labour's electoral chances as a range of Blairites have warned, this actually offers the opportunity to move away from the unpopular policies of the Blair era.
Although Tories admired his radicalism as education secretary, Gove was deeply unpopular with the teaching profession and Labour will probably be sad to see him move.
He faces a tough dilemma in an election year: Blocking lawmakers» push for a moratorium would be unpopular, but allowing them to move forward would take the teeth out of a law that he has presented as one of his crowning achievements.
The move was deeply unpopular with social scientists, as well as municipal and provincial governments and business groups.
We are opportunistic in our process, moving between bonds as their valuations change; buying unpopular bonds cheaply and selling overvalued, highly sought after bonds into strength.
Despite being projected as an unpopular move, this apparently didn't do much damage to the iPhone sales, and the company decided to carry forward the same configuration for the latest iPhones.
New companies with different needs are moving into previously unpopular office markets and, with the right support and expertise, are transforming them as well as property prices in those areas.