Extinguish used in a sentence

Extinguish in a sentence as a verb

[1]I'm calling it "embrace, give away, and extinguish.

Or the "old Google" was just the first phase of embrace/extend/extinguish, and you didn't realize.

And as others have said Microsoft's embrace, extend, extinguish didn't help.

They're definitely on the "extend" phase of embrace, extend, extinguish.

> and released by a company with a history of > "embrace, extend, extinguish.

"Uh huh. "Mom & Pop business" seems to be the new "won't somebody please think of the children" line designed to extinguish all rational thought.

So all authorities have to do to extinguish any "copyright freedom fighter" is to invent charges against them.

This is the evolution of "embrace, extend, and extinguish," a successful tactic used by Microsoft for many years.

You're proclaiming an "embrace, extend, extinguish" when the fact is that nothing on GitHub is incompatible in any way with git off of GitHub.

If push came to shove it could be used to extinguish the debt through some other anti-tax vehicle or by taking the I-didn't-plan-sufficiently penalty.

20 year exclusives for vaguely worded patents on things that are more often than not obvious is just a means for big companies to extinguish smaller companies.

The government's mantra has historically been similar to that of Microsoft's: embrace, extend, extinguish.

Had that documentation existed, he would have had ample authority to extinguish that debt in the ordinary course of business, and it would have likely had favorable personal tax consequences.

The provenance is equally unpalatable, from my point of view; Google may not be aiming for "extinguish", not least because that's not very likely with the web at this point, but it's certainly aiming for "embrace, extend, coopt", which is not much better.> That someone who appears to be speaking for MozillaIn general, people who work on Mozilla speak for themselves.