Sentence examples for a sizable acquisition from inspiring English sources

Citi, with just 45, has yet to make a sizable acquisition.

But Walgreens hasn't made a sizable acquisition since its $4.4 billion purchase of more than 1,900 Rite Aids and Wall Street appears to be getting restless.

Following a dividend hike, we're looking for signs of growth-inducing action at Pfizer (and we suspect the market is too), perhaps a sizable acquisition of a pharma or biotech firm.

From the outset, Prelude will have a sizable acquisition war chest [or bankroll] to partner with and acquire more fertility clinics around the country and to build a phenomenal embryo testing lab and cryogenic facilities.

One said that when Mr. Smuck started becoming active in the higher-priced multifamily market a few years ago, he would routinely outbid other investors — sometimes by as much as a few hundred thousand dollars — and then pay himself sizable acquisition fees.

The deal, for $350 million in cash and stock, is the second sizable acquisition Yahoo has announced this month.

And though it has made a couple of sizable acquisitions in recent years, most have been cash deals far smaller than the proposed acquisition of the drug companies.

In a conference call, Jeffrey R. Immelt, G.E.'s chief executive, suggested that there would be no more sizable acquisitions for a while.

In the early nineteen-nineties, after a disastrous leveraged buyout handled by Goldman Sachs, Bucyrus entered Chapter 11 protection, but it made some sizable acquisitions when it emerged, as Bucyrus International, and was a leading maker of mining equipment, just as it had been a century earlier.

(Caterpillar sustained heavy losses, too). In the early nineteen-nineties, after a disastrous leveraged buyout handled by Goldman Sachs, Bucyrus entered Chapter 11 protection, but it made some sizable acquisitions when it emerged, as Bucyrus International, and was a leading maker of mining equipment, just as it had been a century earlier.

Sizable acquisitions of Eocene teleosts from Wyoming and Monte Bolca, Italy, were also the gift of Alexander Agassiz.