Sentence examples for a massive acquisition from inspiring English sources

Most of the woes can be traced to businesses bought during a massive acquisition spree after 1999, when Sir John Bond was chairman.

In this case, a massive acquisition.

Nevertheless, it's a small team of under 25 people and is unlikely to be a massive acquisition.

"It's obviously a blow to lose Pop, but we're hoping Al will prove a massive acquisition for us," Bears director of cricket Dougie Brown told BBC Sport.

A massive acquisition is possible, but an IPO rumor might fire up some fear of missing out among potential buyers, and hasten this kind of deal.

After four years of work and ridicule, early employees at the company are said to have been actively encouraging a sale, even if it didn't come with a massive acquisition price.

After turning down an unbelievably massive acquisition offer from Google, Siri secures a deal with Samsung to embed its capabilities into all of Samsung's handsets by default.

Although underlying performance was quite strong, with turnover rising by 52% to £22.8 billion, the result was dragged into the red by a series of writedowns, some of them relating to Vodafone's massive acquisition of Mannesmann, a German telecoms company, two years ago.Of course, Vodafone is not alone.

A number of transactions, including Quip, came with at-least leaks of massive acquisition values, but an even greater number have not produced anything in the way of financial headlines.

The massive acquisition of points in a very short inspection time has converted the scanning with laser triangulation sensors an adequate technology for reverse engineering activities.

A combined AT&T-Time Warner could pass along the massive acquisition costs, which include billions of dollars in Time Warner debt, to consumers, just as AT&T did after acquiring DirecTV.