And yet: Whiteness is black hole, cannibalizing, sucks up everything.
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Raw materials came from cannibalizing steel pipe and melting down scrap.
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Let's temporarily put aside questions of Nintendo cannibalizing the handheld market.
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TC: How do you keep your products from cannibalizing each other?
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C: You're not worried about cannibalizing your family's real estate business?
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Residents usually get electricity by cannibalizing weak current from municipal lines.
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Isn't there a risk that you're going to be cannibalizing sales?
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Now, even the lower cost index funds are cannibalizing each other.
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Specifically, it was cannibalizing sales from other, higher-margin Wawa products.
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Those fees add up, haunting borrowers and cannibalizing already low bank balances.
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Funding it, Musk says, will require "cannibalizing" the rest of SpaceX's products.
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How do Democrats properly vet their candidates for president without cannibalizing them?
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Together they were cannibalizing one of the best scripts, by Arthur Laurents.
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And it could help prevent Starbucks stores from cannibalizing each others' business.
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Yet he kept making them, regardless, cannibalizing one assemblage to complete another.
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"At the moment, they're cannibalizing each other," Democratic strategist Jon Reinish said.
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Sources told Wired that top executives worried Instagram was cannibalizing Facebook's own users.
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Many of its locations, particularly in big cities, are cannibalizing each other's business.
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"The government has been cannibalizing itself at an astonishing rate," the judge said.
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Will a caterpillar move from one defended plant to its neighbor before cannibalizing?
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The company has many stores in close proximity to one another, cannibalizing sales.
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Top executives at Facebook also believed that Instagram's growth was cannibalizing the Blue App.
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The first is Juventus embracing the Bayern Munich model of cannibalizing its domestic competition.
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Breitbard, however, brushed off concerns about the rental program cannibalizing Banana Republic's primary business.
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"I am just cannibalizing my own work that I wanted to wear," he said.
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"Instead of cannibalizing the business, it's actually enhancing it," said Carl Daikeler, CEO of Beachbody.
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" "Our mechanics are cannibalizing out of service vehicles in an effort to replace flat tires.
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Messing with Messenger to avoid cannibalizing News Feed – Facebook's cash cow is News Feed ads.
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So Facebook evidently does not want Prisma cannibalizing its push into Prisma-style style transfer.
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The company has said these are incremental sales and are not cannibalizing its existing business.
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Most people do not realize that manufacturing is a cannibalizing industry in terms of employment.
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Musk gave credit to the theory that the Model 3 is cannibalizing X and S sales.
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But for the most part, that's not what's happening: retailers are just cannibalizing in-store sales.
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For other companies, a device like the Fit2 might raise concerns about cannibalizing existing smartwatch properties.
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The PlayBar is also priced at $700, meaning the company might begin cannibalizing its own lineup.
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It's another example of a new Star Wars story cannibalizing the older, non-canon expanded universe.
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Going digital for a telco risks cannibalizing its bread-and-butter business - voice and text messaging.
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The brokerage also said the device could end up cannibalizing demand for GoPro's more expensive cameras.
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Some analysts were optimistic about the company's ability to attract customers without cannibalizing DirecTV's satellite business.
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Franchisees have long complained about Subway allowing locations to open near each other, risking cannibalizing businesses.
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And from Italy to the Philippines to Canada, this cannibalizing populism is swallowing traditional Conservatism whole.
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It also seemingly addresses the challenge that buying new drink brands risks cannibalizing its legacy beverages.
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In sand tiger sharks (Carcharias taurus), the babies doing the cannibalizing are not even born yet.
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On "Piracy Funds Terrorism," she heavily sampled her then forthcoming début, "Arular," cannibalizing her own output.
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In 9.993, biologists reported that lionfish had gotten so voracious, they actually started cannibalizing one another.
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Schwan said he was not worried about gene therapy and Hemlibra cannibalizing sales from each other.
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If you ever start worrying about cannibalizing yourself, you can talk yourself into not doing both things.
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"Given our model we are not cannibalizing, we are creating a new market," Greenway said by phone.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalizing their sales.
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And how you can imagine these new businesses cannibalizing or putting pressure and driving more cord cutting?
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On August 10th, Benchmark took the remarkable step of suing Kalanick, in effect cannibalizing its own investment.
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The booming popularity of e-sports is also cannibalizing time people used to spend watching traditional games.
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Many of its locations, particularly in big cities, are cannibalizing each other's business, the company has said.
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The brokerage also said the device could end up cannibalizing demand for GoPro's more expensive wearable cameras.
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It doesn't have investors shouting over its shoulder about possible cannibalizing its own market, or anything similar.
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That could indicate that Disney+ isn't cannibalizing other apps in the streaming market — it's expanding the market.
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Of course, there is a risk that Uber is cannibalizing itself by offering a new mode of transportation.
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The Pacific-12, with its nine-game conference schedule, has been guilty in recent years of cannibalizing itself.
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Steep competition and new Lucky's stores cannibalizing sales at older stores contributed to the drop, according to experts.
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Nobody is going to want to join a self-cannibalizing piranha squad whose main activity is lawyering up.
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The Nikon 1 range, then, was seemingly intended to attract compact camera upgraders without cannibalizing its DSLR business.
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Syrian engineers have been trying to get one or two turbines running by cannibalizing parts from the wreckage.
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When I met with Amazon prior to release, I asked if the company was afraid of cannibalizing the Show.
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"You are much better off cannibalizing yourself, or being ahead of whatever direction the world is headed," Jassy said.
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Tom Ward, Walmart's senior vice president of digital operations, isn't worried about delivery cannibalizing brick-and-mortar foot traffic.
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"Locusts are highly cannibalistic," explained Couzin, noting that they start cannibalizing when swarming begins and food starts to vanish.
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Sheehan also cautions Aldi about not cannibalizing its existing stores by building new stores too close to old ones.
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The cigarette maker risks cannibalizing some of its current customers but sees e-cigarettes as a path to growth.
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Disappearances plague the rich tourists; what they don't know is that the poor are imprisoning and then cannibalizing them.
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That's due to miles driven by AVs with no passengers, along with ride-hailing cannibalizing public transit, walking and bikes.
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I was letting my body feed off itself, cannibalizing my heart as the body will if you don't feed it.
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Luxury watchmakers have hitherto eschewed the second-hand trade, fearing diluting the exclusivity of their brands and cannibalizing their sales.
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Last week, Noru actually danced with another tropical storm in the Pacific, cannibalizing it before moving on through the ocean.
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This persistent use case represents an important tipping point, where virtual goods could start cannibalizing the market for physical ones.
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Adding to the pressure, Strelzik said, Starbucks continues to build its own U.S. stores at the risk of cannibalizing sales.
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Already they've been disturbingly published in Goldman's middling story for the New York Times and multiple other cannibalizing news outlets.
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Lahren warned that "conservatives have a reputation of cannibalizing" each other, but she insists that's not happening in this instance.
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Could it be that the Bentayga SUV is, instead of supplementing sales of Bentley vehicles, cannibalizing sales from traditional Bentleys?
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Which suggests these digital assistants are not in danger of cannibalizing the primary use-case of messaging platforms: i.e. communication.
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But as the name pretty clearly implies, Apple is no longer worried about its all-in-one cannibalizing desktop sales.
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Facebook users labeled Rohingya "cockroaches" and posted screenshots from a debunked video claiming to show Rohingya slaughtering and cannibalizing Hindus.
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"There's some risk of cannibalizing higher-margin sales on new goods," said Greg Petro, CEO of consulting group First Insight.
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Until Biden, Buttigieg, Bloomberg, and Klobuchar stop cannibalizing the rest of the vote, the nomination is for Sanders to lose.
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It may just be the case that the campaigns are cannibalizing people who used to vote on Election Day. 3.
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"Newsfeed has been cannibalizing search ads market share," agrees Shawn Yang, China-based executive director of Blue Lotus Capital Advisors.
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NBCUniversal executives are trying to position Peacock as a valuable streaming service while not cannibalizing the traditional pay-TV business.
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If Pruitt wants to lower the price of RINs without cannibalizing the existing biofuels industry, there is a simple solution.
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VICE: You'd been cannibalizing your life for fiction for decades—what made you dive in and do a straight up memoir?
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The centrists are cannibalizing one another The New Hampshire results show a strong appetite among Democratic voters for a moderate candidate.
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Their discount stores, with lower-end products, were cannibalizing higher-end lines, and logo-ed offerings were not resonating with millennials.
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Meantime, Little said he does not worry about Harry's products cannibalizing Edgewell's own, because they appeal to different customers, he said.
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Li suggested that the upcoming ES25, a cheaper SUV that will come to market next month, could be cannibalizing ES2000 sales.
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Again, ESPN+ is being positioned as an additive service and not something that poses any risk of cannibalizing the main network.
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These self-styled progressive candidates flooded competitive "jungle primary" races up and down the Golden State, ultimately cannibalizing the Democratic vote.
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In addition to occasionally cannibalizing each other, galaxies are constantly feeding on gases strewn across the vast spaces that separate them.
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Ellen Archer, president of HMH Trade Publishing, said she expects the audio release will boost print sales, rather than cannibalizing them.
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Unless you live in an earthquake zone, it can be easy to forget that Earth is constantly cannibalizing its own landmasses.
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As digital currencies like bitcoin are "cannibalizing demand for gold," Lee said he sees bitcoin reaching $20,000 to $55,000 by 2022.
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Economics. Burger King could wind up diverting customers from one product to another, a mishap that industry folks refer to as 'cannibalizing.'
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If you're doing this well, you're not cannibalizing $90,000 car sales, you're picking up $60,000 car sales which would have been zero.
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Between Once Upon a Time, the live action cinematic remakes and this, it seems like Disney has no compunctions about cannibalizing itself.
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Critics argue that positioning off-price goods just steps away from full-price merchandise could end up cannibalizing Macy's more expensive items.
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But it's also clear DJI isn't too worried about cannibalizing some of its own sales by introducing multiple units with overlapping appeal.
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There's always concern that lower-end phones are cannibalizing Apple's high-end phones, especially with the highly priced Plus models coming out.
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Republicans are skeptical that these are all new voters, arguing instead that the Clinton campaign is merely cannibalizing its Election Day turnout.
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Similarly, we need to reward those who reduce their costs without cannibalizing innovation, and bring value to patients, doctors and our economy.
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"Having multiple editions of these works and renewed publication energy behind them enlarges the market rather than cannibalizing it," Mr. Siciliano said.
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"This White House appears to be cannibalizing itself," said William C. Inboden, a former national security aide to President George W. Bush.
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But many environmental economists warn that we have reached the limits of growth and that our continued productivity risks cannibalizing our future.
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"You are at risk that this airplane will start cannibalizing other segments," said Bert Van Leeuwen, a managing director at Germany's DVB Bank.
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" Many still argue that the neologism has become, in the words of Daniel Rodgers, "a linguistic omnivore" that is anachronistic and potentially "cannibalizing.
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Android Wear gives them an easy way to offer their customers smartwatch options that are familiar, while not cannibalizing the existing watch lineups.
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Chang says he isn't worried about Ando cannibalizing customers from New York City's other delivery startup, Maple, in which Chang is an investor.
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"Some of these big deals are cannibalizing what would have been IPOs," said Tom Ciccolella, U.S. venture capital leader at consulting firm PwC.
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Corn-fed Men Cannibalizing Each Other: Hear this now: the Big 10 will not be sending a team to the college football playoff.
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In the past, the IAB has suggested that much of this growth is coming from new advertisers, rather cannibalizing revenue from other channels.
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But that still makes it different from many bricks-and-mortar retailers whose e-commerce efforts are not incremental but cannibalizing store sales.
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Relief may come with the company's second EV, the smaller and more affordable ES6, which NIO has said is also cannibalizing ES8 sales.
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Filip Sablik, the president of publishing and marketing for Boom, said he had no fears of cannibalizing business from other platforms like Comixology.
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Given the fairly lengthy lead time, the companies don't risk cannibalizing holiday sales too much, especially with some deep December discounts on flagship devices.
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YOU'RE EXCITED ABOUT IT. THINK IT'LL ADD SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 2385 TO 294 BASIS POINTS TO YOUR COMP WITHOUT CANNIBALIZING SOME OF THE OTHER BRANDS.
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But does MLS risk cannibalizing the thing that makes it worthwhile as a live alternative to all that sumptuous European soccer on your TV?
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Mansell said the beginning weeks "exceeded expectations" without cannibalizing sales of competing Nike products, which saw a high-digit sales increase in the quarter.
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Arnold said future AirPods with health sensors are possible, but the NPD analyst speculated that would run the risk of cannibalizing Apple Watch sales.
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Last month, Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser told The Verge that sales of the Switch Lite have not been cannibalizing the original Switch.
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In addition to allowing their publications to be part of Apple's big bundle, publishers have risked cannibalizing their own subscription efforts by signing on.
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"All of this suggests that Wynn Palace is ramping up nicely, without cannibalizing its peninsula property too much," said JPMorgan in a research note Thursday.
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He does not think Boeing is "cannibalizing" resources or personnel from other key aircraft programs as it focuses on 737 Max, as one analyst suggested.
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The humans trick different autofac plants into cannibalizing each other, but just as they think they're safe, they realize the factories can also reproduce themselves.
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However, Gantz failed to move enough voters from the right to support his center-left bloc — and ended up cannibalizing his potential political allies. 3.
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Although late to the cold brew trend, Dunkin' took a risk "intentionally cannibalizing" its successful iced coffee business, and it seems to have paid off.
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For Amrich, the replication of the Form line's shapes, but at a lower price point, runs the risk of cannibalizing the Form line's existing market.
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Now, the question is whether Mr. Modi will be able to keep him on a tight enough leash to prevent him from cannibalizing his government.
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It is hard to imagine a scenario where Donald Trump was the nominee without the field of 16 other Republican candidates cannibalizing the voter blocs.
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"Any time you have a line extension, your main concern should be whether or not it's going to be cannibalizing your mainline product," he said.
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While the company tells me it isn't all that worried about the new switches cannibalizing the MX market, it's not leaving that to chance either.
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Analysts in the last week have worried that the company may be cannibalizing its own sales with the number of promotions it has been launching.
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A lot of that is a timing issue, cannibalizing yourself, deciding you have the new thing that's ready to go and scaling to the next level.
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Instead of cannibalizing audience, the optimist's argument goes, NBC's deals with the likes of Facebook and Snapchat have expanded what it means to watch the Games.
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"The $64,000 question is whether the platform matching services is meeting new consumer demand or is ultimately going to begin cannibalizing traditional payroll employment," Muro said.
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Putting Disney content onto Apple's iTunes platform was an early move to convince Disney employees Iger would take the risk of cannibalizing Disney's existing distribution plans.
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It was also clear that the Taj was cannibalizing the Castle and the Plaza, whose combined gambling revenues dropped by $58 million the year it opened.
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In the meantime, FreeStyle Libre may actually draw more patients to the market rather than simply cannibalizing Dexcom's share, said BMO Capital Markets analyst Joanne Wuensch.
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Jessica Hembree: Honoring my obligations to our school without cannibalizing or compromising my obligations to my own family is one of the hardest balances to walk.
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"When you know of the true talents of the industry like @brothervellies, you're cannibalizing the fashion industry & making it exactly what it's criticized for," wrote one user.
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Of course, Apple is probably cannibalizing 8 sales a bit with the promise of its ultra-premium iPhone X, which doesn't actually hit shelves until November 3rd.
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Ultimately, however, I suspect Amazon isn't really concerned about some of its devices cannibalizing others, so long as it gets more Amazon products out in the world.
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In reality, cannibalizing the last NIH research dollars for Ebola will threaten the progress made on designing an Ebola vaccine and still be inadequate to conquer Zika.
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These attention-grabby goals, which are goals that no user anywhere has ever had for themselves, seemed to be cannibalizing the design goals of the medium itself.
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But Paul is optimistic, and believes for-pay porn has an advantage over free porn: the studio can focus on creating content, without aggregating or cannibalizing it.
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Many establishment Democratic officials have openly worried about the party's moderate candidates cannibalizing the center-left vote and making it impossible to coalesce and challenge Mr. Sanders.
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Aggressiveness can be determined based on their speed, attackers pursuing prey, cannibalizing male spiders as well as eggs and their vulnerability to the invasion of predatory spiders.
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It isn't co-opted or imported, and it makes me wonder whether Shenzhen's shiny new maker movement is cannibalizing its native grassroots cultures, or if they're actually symbiotic.
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They are not only making fun of the infamous elevator incident on the "Flawless (Remix)" and on 4:44, but they're also already cannibalizing their more recent foibles.
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It's beginning to feel like the Note and the S7 Edge are cannibalizing one another, rather than the Note being the productivity-minded big brother of past years.
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It is hard to know whether the Clinton campaign isn't just cannibalizing from its own voter pool or whether Trump might crush her with turnout on Election Day.
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Uber and Lyft are swiftly cannibalizing the taxi industry only to potentially cannibalize the on-demand ride-hailing market they replaced it with, leaving drivers high and dry.
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Still, that is down sharply from their growth rate a year ago China bears would argue that online shopping platforms are just cannibalizing sales from traditional department stores.
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But the potential consequences here — of Russia so cannibalizing its own oil industry that its current economic decline becomes more or less permanent — are really difficult to overstate.
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"We've largely seen these products to be very additive within Instagram and overall" says Stein, explaining that Direct isn't cannibalizing Instagram feed usage or Facebook's other messaging products.
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When she wanted to quit, she still had around 3,000 pieces of LuLaRoe clothing in her home, stuffed into every spare nook and completely cannibalizing her dining room.
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Obviously no major hardware maker in its right mind is going to be announcing anything major in the next few weeks, for fear of preemptively cannibalizing holiday sales.
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"The fear of cannibalizing its retail business as well as of being forced to level out prices - hurting margins - have slowed progress on the online front," Carnevale said.
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The truth, though, is the growth of individualized transportation options is cannibalizing public transit—and without good, reliable, vast public transit networks, we'll never have social and economic equity.
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It might risk cannibalizing Versa sales slightly, but while the lines have been further blurred, the two still present fairly distinct categories, so far as most consumers are concerned.
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"We have a proud history of cannibalizing our own rides with cheaper services," Salzberg says, citing Uber X (cheaper than Uber Black), UberPool, and then bike and scooter rides.
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In fact, it seems to be intent on cannibalizing every single other way its users interact, and will now bill itself as the one-stop shop for online communication.
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Being more expensive than the standard card does mean that Nvidia will avoid cannibalizing its partners' market, although the reported launch of Founders Editions first would contradict that notion.
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The hope of the major airlines is to keep those price-conscious customers from fleeing to the budget airlines, without cannibalizing the higher-priced options elsewhere in the cabin.
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Cannibalizing parts from used vehicles and importing a few items such as locks, hub caps and hinges from the United States, Shindi, 36, spent nearly two years shaping his masterpiece.
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Why it matters: Uber is going public amid growing scrutiny of ride-hailing's carbon footprint as research shows it can boost emissions by cannibalizing mass-transit and increasing miles driven.
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Speaking of cannibalizing old parts of Star Wars lore, it'll be a fun nod if this is Lumpawaroo, Chewbacca's son, who was first seen in The Star Wars Holiday Special.
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The Nikon 1 system was widely considered an attempt to enter the mirrorless market without cannibalizing Nikon's greatest strength, its F-mount lens library that dates back to the 1950s.
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Moreover, cannibalizing Obamacare, setting public assistance ever further out of reach, and exploding the deficit with massive tax cuts doesn't make the ruling political right a friend of free markets.
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"I will tell you my goal — and I've been very clear about this — is to make sure that we're not cannibalizing parts of NASA to fund the Artemis program," Bridenstine said.
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Those worried about the company cannibalizing its still fresh handset rest assured – the OnePlus 3T won't be eating into the 3's sales because it will be killing the device entirely.
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"The games market changed dramatically in the last 5 years, with the rise of mobile growing the market overall and cannibalizing other sectors," Digi-Capital managing director Tim Merel told VentureBeat.
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But there's another underlying thread amid all this: It bodes very well for holdout franchises to expand into mobile devices amid fear of cannibalizing devices or other parts of the market.
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The EPA has no obligation to undermine American energy security while destroying hundreds of thousands of jobs and cannibalizing the market for more than 200 biofuel manufacturing centers across the Midwest.
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The airline will need to be careful to avoid cannibalizing business from its business class cabin — high-paying business class passengers make up a crucial part of long-haul airlines' revenue.
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The deal with Under Armour doesn't appear to be cannibalizing other key vendor relationships, like Kohl's deals with Nike and Adidas, Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said in a note to clients.
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Her four-minute film depicts a young woman brandishing a bottle of the brand's liquor, cannibalizing numerous ad tropes: sexualized close ups, prominently-placed logos, and an inane but catchy jingle.
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Why it matters: The move arrives as some analysts and policymakers fear that the growth of ride-hailing is worsening urban traffic — and hence boosting emissions — and could be cannibalizing mass transit.
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The problem is, the higher margin segments of the business are in decline, while the lower margin cloud segments are growing, and cannibalizing those older businesses putting further pressure on earnings results.
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Plus, he's deviated from the conventional It designer journey at almost every chance — without cannibalizing his business, which is expected to rake in between $6 and $8 million in revenue this year.
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Why investors have soured on the company: Costco announced shrinking profit margins, combined with a plan to begin a grocery delivery service, which may end up cannibalizing more profitable in-store sales.
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Either you take to Amazon and try to find the exact flavor you're looking for or you attempt surgery, cannibalizing other, less-optimal controllers to fix a stuck trigger or analog stick.
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Stranded at an altitude of more than 11,000 feet in frigid conditions, 16 passengers were ultimately rescued 72 days after the crash, having survived by cannibalizing the frozen bodies of fellow passengers.
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And the Office 365 cloud suite is growing fast enough that it's cannibalizing sales of the boxed Microsoft Office — meaning that Microsoft has plenty of theoretical revenue that it hasn't hit yet.
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One of the theories for why Sanders is winning is that the many candidates occupying the "moderate" lane—Joe Biden, Michael Bloomberg, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg—are cannibalizing the available moderate vote.
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To provide a meaningful dividend each year to every citizen, you'd have to raise enormous sums of money, and that would either mean a lot of new taxes or cannibalizing other important programs.
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Attracting and retaining fresh talent, educators and data scientists must be a part of our national agenda, as the talent pool necessary to take a leadership position in AI is currently cannibalizing itself.
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"If Uber were to begin operating bus routes, the biggest concern would be cannibalizing the most successful public transit routes, to leave the rest of the system poorly served," Freemark said via email.
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Many musicians still think of streaming as the enemy, cannibalizing their album sales, rather than as the inevitable progression of music distribution that can serve as marketing for their band as a brand.
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FIFA officials believe adding the governing body's branding and support to the new event would attract greater sponsor and fan interest, though some women's soccer advocates fear it risks cannibalizing those existing events.
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Concerns were raised that Apple's 50-percent cut of revenue was too high, and that Apple News Plus, which bundles over 300 publications into a single subscription, risked cannibalizing publisher's own subscription services.
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Groceries and gas Costco's offering has helped it blow past Sam's Club, its top warehouse rival, which has been dragged down by parent company Walmart cannibalizing a chunk of its sales, Campbell said.
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In fact, because pipefish fathers are known to absorb nutrients from aborted embryos (essentially cannibalizing their young), they should be able to reallocate energy from abandoned pregnancies toward future ones, Dr. Monteiro said.
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While other low-cost carriers have failed in Canada, WestJet's strategy would work by winning market share from competitors such as Rouge and Sunwing Airlines while cannibalizing some of its own traffic, Cummings said.
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Manufacturers, meanwhile, are cannibalizing sales from all sides, through larger phones and convertibles like the Galaxy Book, which was launched right alongside the new slate back at Mobile World Congress a few weeks ago.
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The growth of the newer sports, however, was not cannibalizing the traditional Alpine events and was in fact benefiting them, according Rob Prazmark, founder and chief executive of 21 Sports and Entertainment Marketing Group.
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As I wrote in a Heritage Foundation paper last month: In some regions of the globe, tacit or explicit U.S. support for liberal progressive policies backed by taxpayer dollars is cannibalizing moderate political support.
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Doing first-mile/last-mile trips (bringing people to a bus, metro, or train stop) with pooled, on-demand transport, rather than individual private rides, keeps these communities from cannibalizing their fixed-transit network.
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That book, often cited in tech circles, explains how disruptive businesses often start off as cheaper alternatives with lesser functionality, making it difficult for big incumbents to respond without cannibalizing their cash-rich businesses.
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In Intel's bid to beat AMD, it's ended up cannibalizing itself, and the cannibalization will continue as this 8th Generation, based on a chimera of microarchitectures, continues to launch over the next six months.
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This water shedding tapers off after about of week but from what I can glean any weight loss associated from your body cannibalizing your muffin tops for fuel is, for me, likely weeks away.
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They're not cannibalizing any products here, and I think that this is another step in the company reaching escape velocity and ultimately being a much larger company than the $60 billion market cap today.
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Thus, there is a growing market for renewable fuels, not a stagnant one, and there will be plenty of demand for cellulosic ethanol and other advanced biofuels to grow without cannibalizing existing renewable fuels.
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The strong revenue was driven by deliveries of its Model S sedans and Model X SUVs, helping to relieve investor concerns that the upcoming Model 3 was cannibalizing sales of its higher-end models.
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Usually when a company releases a cheaper version of its flagship product, it's notably worse in some way in order to justify the cheaper price and to keep from cannibalizing the original, more expensive option.
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There are more than 130 funds, and only 28% of fund managers previously led syndicates through AngelList, according to Laws, suggesting that its funds aren't necessarily cannibalizing AngelList's syndicates or the rest of its services.
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No matter what she did, she says, either the taxes were too high in order to get a benefit of any real size or she was cannibalizing these other programs she felt were more important.
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Democrats from the Bernie Sanders–Elizabeth Warren wing of the party could brand themselves separately from Democrats from the Clinton wing of the party, and compete alongside each other, again without cannibalizing each other's votes.
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So, faced with either innovating and cannibalizing their own sales, or allowing competitors to eat their lunch, Canon and Nikon have chosen to do the former… after a couple of years of the latter, anyway.
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Streamlining what UberEATS and UberRUSH handles will make it easier for Uber to increase the number of drivers who do deliveries without cannibalizing its passenger service (drivers can do both, but must sign up separately).
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Koike's Party of Hope is already cannibalizing the failed main opposition Democratic Party, which in a stunning move this week decided to have its lower house members leave the party and run on her ticket.
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New leaders must signal that continuing to invest in aircraft lacking the capability to survive in the 21st century is repeating an egregious mistake and is cannibalizing the F-35 production capacity already in place.
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On Tuesday, in a clip that went viral, MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski blasted Biden's critics and warned that party was cannibalizing itself by damaging a candidate some view as the party's best hope to defeat Trump.
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Incumbent media companies could have built and owned the digital advertising business themselves but they didn't move fast and smart enough and worried too much about cannibalizing their existing revenue from print and airwave ads.
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If Patreon can offer creators audience growth through discovery on its interconnected network without cannibalizing anyone's member counts, its neutrality and focus could make it a leader in this new wing of the digital economy.
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WHIRLYBIRD & GREENS The chef Seamus Mullen is cannibalizing half of his tapas counter, El Colmado, to create this new area for rotisserie chicken, whole or half, on or off the bone, with assorted side dishes.
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But no other state has an illegal market on the scale of California's, and those illicit sales are cannibalizing the revenue of licensed businesses and in some cases, experts say, forcing them out of business.
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The higher initial rate, sources say, was due to the labels' fear of Apple Music cannibalizing the sales of iTunes — the music industry's biggest money maker for years — but that hasn't been the case thus far.
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Atlassian will be launching the product despite the risk of Stride cannibalizing HipChat, which the company has run since acquiring in 2012, and Trello, a project management product bought by Atlassian for $425 million in January.
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What's more, we would even support aggressively cannibalizing your services business by making your product easier to use and your partners more capable, so that they can take over running it themselves in the longer term.
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A big question facing Walmart — and other brick-and-mortar retailers scrambling to build out their online capabilities — is how much e-commerce sales are cannibalizing transactions that would have otherwise been made in its stores.
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But no matter how Apple structures the proposal, it may be a hard sell for any of the papers, which already have big subscription businesses of their own and would be concerned about cannibalizing their own sales.
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There's still time to go on the offensive for a progressive tax system so the wealthy pay their fair share and we're not cannibalizing vital anti-poverty programs to fund our schools, or the other way around.
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Launching new products like the iPhone and iPad without fear of cannibalizing resources or market share has helped Apple stay ahead of the curve, while the more divisional Microsoft was never able to plunge headfirst into mobile.
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But many of the new Trump groups are getting into the game late, when advertising rates have skyrocketed, and they are competing against one another for donors and turf, sometimes even cannibalizing Mr. Trump's own fund-raising.
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A few other common questions (and answers) about Instagram's feed: We don't know because Instagram won't say, but the idea that Stories may be cannibalizing the Instagram feed is one that has been making the rounds lately.
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Some analysts have expressed the concern that NBCUniversal may be cannibalizing itself to support Peacock, forgoing licensing arrangements and other revenue-generating deals for popular shows like "The Office" to provide exclusive streaming content to its customers.
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The 41-year-old's comments underlined the unapologetically hard-line anti-immigration stance her party adopted on the campaign trial, cannibalizing the policies of the far-right Danish People's Party to win back voters anxious about immigration.
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The German partners plan to outpace rivals by using an on-board arsenal of up to six different herbicides and Bayer hopes the venture will prepare it for a new commercial model - rather than cannibalizing its current business.
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On a recent earnings call, Tesla CEO Elon Musk acknowledged that the Model 3 is likely cannibalizing sales of the older Model X and Model S. And analysts have expressed concerns over slowing interest in the older models.
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In the last cycle, office was cannibalizing all these old industrial spaces, which was undercutting more of this middle-income job base that sits in between white-collar office work and service labor, which is extremely low-wage.
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It is a testament to the Reagan buildup—and the long hours put in by maintenance crews cannibalizing spare parts from one system to prepare another—that the platforms of the 85033s are still in service at all.
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The problem with extrapolating from early voting is that it is impossible to tell when high early voting just means fewer people will show up to vote on Election Day (a phenomenon called "cannibalizing" a party's own votes).
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On the face of it, the transformation of a department store — the first in the country to install an elevator — into the headquarters of a start-up is simply a story of the new economy cannibalizing the old.
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But if Hamilton succeeds in theaters and on streaming, and shows that this kind of wider distribution can work without cannibalizing its source (a primary fear for theater producers), it wouldn't just be a big win for Disney.
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The decline could be associated with the increased competition for ad dollars from Amazon, greater demands for privacy among consumers, or even the growth of Google's zero click search cannibalizing ad revenue — most likely a combination of all three.
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Big picture: This is part of the TV Industrial Complex's attempt to generate additional revenue (and make up for declines in its subscriber counts) by selling stuff it already owns for an additional fee — without cannibalizing its core business.
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As far as potentially cannibalizing potential U11 sales, HTC says the plan here was to stagger release by about six months, in order to offer up a cheaper alternative as interest in the company's latest flagship was naturally winding down.
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During a presentation at Goldman Sachs' Annual Global Retailing Conference, PVH Chief Executive Manny Chirico said that while Macy's has not yet outlined which of its 675 stores it will close, they will be the least profitable and most cannibalizing locations.
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Using Uber to reserve someone else's car to run errands or take a day trip to Lake Tahoe may seem like cannibalizing Uber's core ride-hailing business, but the company insists it serves the broader mission of reducing personal car ownership.
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Tesla is grappling with how to keep the Model 3 from cannibalizing sales of the pricier Model S. (CNBC) Elon Musk doesn't seem to think there's a reason to be too concerned with Apple's purported plans for an autonomous car.
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The explosive growth of Facebook video has many in the news business sobbing over the death of text, but I am again unconvinced: I think video growth is expanding the ways we can reach our audience, not cannibalizing time spent reading.
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"We think the issue is less that audiences are tired of sequels, and more that there are now so many sequels that they are cannibalizing each other," Doug Creutz, an analyst at Cowen and Company, wrote in a report on Thursday.
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Not only did sales of the Living Lights series avoid cannibalizing sales of the more traditional Berenstain Bears line, as some at HarperCollins worried; overall sales for the Berenstains' books have actually increased by 30 percent since the series began.
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It's become part of the conservative media narrative to dehumanize people who use drugs by spreading rumors about distinctly aberrant behaviors—cannibalizing people while high on bath salts or lacing marijuana with fentanyl in an attempt to kill teens, for example.
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From a New York City yoga studio: It is cannibalizing our business, making us compete with their unsustainable pricing and losing our own members and grads to them because it is so cheap and because there is no limit on visits.
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And instead of providing an antidote to Netanyahu, Blue and White, which was one seat away from matching him, with 35 seats, ended up just cannibalizing the left further, leaving it with few viable coalition partners to work in forming a government.
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"Even if the online business was cannibalizing customers from the traditional business and the traditional meetings business was in decline, plaintiffs have not here pled facts sufficient to demonstrate that this necessarily would be inconsistent with an optimistic growth forecast," Kaplan wrote.
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It forces legacy combustion engine behemoths to scramble to develop competing products without cannibalizing their cash flow machines—keeping them comfortably at a distinct disadvantage, similar to what Salesforce (CRM) did when it pioneered the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model.
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PayPal and the banks say the most immediate opportunity is not taking business from one another, but cannibalizing the enormous number of payments that are still made by cash and check, which represent more than three-quarters of all peer-to-peer transactions.
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"People are cannibalizing each other, to usurp a buyer from one another," said Ms. Katzen, who believes the true value of the apartment is around $625,8153 — but she listed lower in the hopes of standing out from a growing number of co-ops for sale.
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In line with the current trends in urbanism, it's a cookie-cutter metropolis where fake woke projects, an insufferable club scene, a dreary dating landscape, and eco-friendly initiatives coexist alongside tech conglomerates that are cannibalizing the little lifeblood that's left of the city.
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"When you're talking about cannibalism, it's not cut-and-dry Jefferey Dahmer—it's not just a starving creature, or animals cannibalizing each other because they're stuck in a cage," Bill Schutt, author of the new book Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History, explained to Gizmodo.
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"The body has a very clear hierarchy for fuel," explains Kristin Kirkpatrick, a dietitian at Cleveland Clinic who explains that, given a choice, the body prefers glucose and stored glycogen first, followed by fat and—if things get really lacking—it starts cannibalizing muscle.
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At all times his mission is also to be present with his own body, with others, and with the notebook whose contents he will eventually weave into essays and poems that feed one another, sometimes cannibalizing one another line for line, joke for joke.
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A wave of nausea crashes against the woman, though whether it's prompted by the kiss, or the vodka, or her vision of the rapist's girlfriend cannibalizing him like a character from her stepmom's pillows, or a combination of the three, it's impossible to guess.
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Female garter snakes have their "mating ball" (which is just as horrid as it sounds), male white fronted parrots vomit into the female's beak during copulation, and then of course there are female spiders, many species of which are renowned for cannibalizing their mate after the deed.
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Listen, just so you understand that even me — and I'm one of the fastest people to try to fix things when things are going well — even me, always has a little shpilkes when there are new models that are cannibalizing models that are paying the bills.
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He cited Diestel, the turkey farm that gets a Step 5 rating from Whole Foods, as an example; in 2015, DxE launched an undercover investigation of the "ranch" to find "bird stuffed in crowded indoor sheds, cannibalizing each other, and suffering from horrible diseases," he said.
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This issue is of rising important given how many users Facebook has, and how the massively dominant platform has been shown to be increasingly cannibalizing traditional news media; becoming a place people go to get news generally, not just to learn what their friends are up to.
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Whether it's Stanley Kubrick cannibalizing an old Mitchell BNC camera to attach a lens designed by NASA, or Jackie Chan's insistence on doing his own, highly dangerous stunts, commitment at the expense of rationality can be the difference between a good film and a great film.
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All of which raises the question of why any photography professional – or amateur shutterbugs with deep pockets, for that matter – would find a need to pay a small fortune for a camera, particularly in a world where tech-savvy smartphones seem to be cannibalizing high-end cameras.
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The administrators of Jivamukti Yoga Center, which still has dozens of thriving international locations, said that ClassPass played an inarguable role in the closing of their large New York studio—and warned ClassPass could end up "cannibalizing their own business model" should the company continue on its current course.
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I think they picked that price because they were afraid of cannibalizing the sales of all their lower-end cameras, which ranged from $129 to $300, and it wound up not working anyways because they killed off all those lower-end cameras, and now the Hero33 Session is $200.
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Flight time is rated at 30 minutes according to the product listing (which corroborates with DroneDJ's previous report), and recording resolution apparently tops out at 2.7K rather than 4K, which DroneDJ speculates is an attempt to stop the Mavic Mini from cannibalizing sales of DJI's Mavic Air or Mavic Pro drones.
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Movies, one of the film's three editors, Colin Goudie, noted that he began assembling a crude cut of the film in 2014 using nothing more than a story outline, cannibalizing scenes from hundreds of movies like Aliens and War Games, which helped them figure out how to structure the movie.
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If developers fear Sign In With Apple's proxy email address feature will hurt them by cannibalizing registrations made with Facebook or Google using real contact info more than the convenience of a third sign-in option will help, they may try their best to bury or minimize the mandatory feature.
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Kurlancheek: Certainly don't take this as gospel, since I was still pretty low on the totem pole and working on Asheron's Call during the initial phases of Asheron's Call 2, but from what I remember, there was a very real concern about cannibalizing the Asheron's Call players for a sequel.
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While that, for example, has the potential of cannibalizing the walking experience to gather new Pokémon (a strong element of UGP in the game), it also offers a unique opportunity for players to build a stronger social graph that piggybacks on other communication channels (real world, WhatsApp, Facebook, Craigslist, etc).
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"I think there are a bunch of reasons why we don't build bot experience ourselves," Jeff Lesser, who heads up product marketing for Twitter Business Messaging, told me when Sprout launched a "bot builder" to be used on Twitter, and I asked him why Sprout shouldn't worry about Twitter cannibalizing its product.
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Of course, when your political appeal is based around pandering and pettiness, xenophobia aimed at the American melting pot, thin skin for critics, and the cannibalizing of a low-information electorate, all in the guise of bucking convention and The Establishment, it's not hard to be more likeable in any other setting.
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Still, they say that Starbucks - which had 14,163 U.S. locations at year-end, 25 percent more than five years ago and 127 more than McDonald's - is not cannibalizing its own sales or losing share in a market crowded with coffee sellers ranging from independent cafes to fast-food chains and convenience stores.
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In a new report, based on a survey of mobile users in the US, China and the UK, Gartner's reading of the app usage tea-leaves shows signs of messaging platforms cannibalizing other apps, with for example, usage of dedicated video apps declining four percentage points between the 2015 and 2016 editions of the survey.
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VICE Sports predicted winner: Iowa Favorites: Oregon (26-23) Still in it: Washington (25-53), USC (25-24), Utah (21-3), Arizona (6-4), Colorado (6-4) Long shots: None Earlier this year, we wrote about how the Pac-12 was cannibalizing itself, with a number of "pretty good" teams but no elite standouts.
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Like "The Twilight Zone," another anthology series that distilled the ambient paranoia of its age, "Black Mirror" ranges effortlessly across genres, cannibalizing everything from police procedurals and kitchen-sink dramas to eighties music videos and feminine-hygiene commercials; it is manifestly the work of someone who has clocked up many hours of screen time.
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Like most major media companies, the Times has a complicated relationship with Facebook—a 2015 deal to publish Times journalism directly on Facebook Instant led some in the newsroom to worry about cannibalizing subscriptions and losing control of their content—but following the Innovation Report, the pull of a new social platform was hard to resist.
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Recruiting's most fertile crescent stretches from Dallas and Houston through the Deep South and down to southern Florida, and the two conferences whose traditional universities reside there, the Southeastern and the Atlantic Coast, had both previously restricted their members from participating in satellite camps in an effort to discourage them from cannibalizing one another's natural recruiting bases.
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Liberals, including the Democratic Party's top lawmaker on the House Veterans' Affairs Committee and a former chairman of the Senate committee, warned that because the bill lacks a long-term funding source, the cost of the program — estimated to be roughly $50 billion over five years — could end up cannibalizing other pieces of the department's budget.
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Writing seems to attract a lot of psychologically unhinged people, so I'm always impressed with authors who are able to view their career accurately, who are able to reconcile the inherent dissonance between commercial and critical success, and who seem to enjoy the process of writing without cannibalizing every other aspect of their existence in order to get it done.
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But while much of the company hype has focused on the car due in July, Tesla on Wednesday made a sales pitch for its overshadowed Model S. Tesla is anxious that the $1.333,21.33 Model 281 - which will likely not be delivered in volume until 245.6 - avoids cannibalizing the higher-margin Model S, which lists at about double the starting price.
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But unlike Google earlier today, the company's not blaming its expensive phones for anything whatsoever — Samsung says the Galaxy S10 lineup actually sold well, with the company shipping 78 million phones overall (as well as 5 million tablets) in the quarter, and that any weakness in phones can be explained by its low and mid-range models cannibalizing sales for last year's Galaxy models.
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Smart watches have a lower price range and they are mainly considered a utility or a gadget that do collide with the lower price time pieces "The Swiss watch market and smart watches do have problems with one another, but they are not that correlated with one cannibalizing the other one," says Ariel Adams, the founder and editor-in-chief of watch blog aBlogtoWatch.com.
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Mr. Ruby, whose Los Angeles studio complex is 120,000 square feet spread over a four-acre site, has long incorporated recycled materials in his work, cannibalizing broken elements of failed projects for new ones and incorporating accidents like the hazy atomic-dawn acid washes that Mr. Simons used to make denims, or the streaky paintings the Belgian fashion designer photographed and turned into three dresses for a 2012 haute couture show at Dior.
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I think it probably does end up cannibalizing the three in a very similar way to when we saw the X come in with the S." Gene Munster, co-founder of Loup Ventures, said the report will refocus investors on the bull case for Tesla: "This was a great quarter for them, and I reluctantly use the word 'great' because I think it's such an emotional stock one way or the other and I don't want to pick sides here.
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But as the vision of selling a lower priced electric car moves closer to reality, the company is grappling with how it can keep the Model 3, which will be priced at about $35,000 for a four-door sedan, from cannibalizing the sales of its pricier Model S. "We have seen some impact on Model S [orders], as a function of people being confused that Model 3 is an improved version of Model S," said Tesla CEO Elon Musk, during the company's earnings conference call Wednesday.
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Facebook's larger pool of users, access to more data, and emphasis on true identity means that it has a better understanding of what viewers want to watch both within Facebook Watch and across Facebook as a whole, allowing the platform to serve more relevant content and increase time spent on the site likely cannibalizing YouTube's audience in the process, Facebook has a history of investing — at breakneck speed — in order to stave off competitors and build the future of media consumption, communication, and technology.
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