The phrase "acquired all that" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "After years of hard work, I feel like I've acquired all that I ever wanted in life."
Alternatives: "gained everything" or "obtained all that".
If you have hope, a sense of humor, ambitions and a positive outlook on yourself and other people than you will acquire all that is important in life.
To acquire all that from a position of weakness, Disney paid over the odds at an estimated 45 times earnings when the deal was announced.
While the president was heading toward a war with one reclusive dictator with a thirst for nuclear weapons, another one popped up in North Korea bragging that he was secretly acquiring all that and much worse.
The porn issue also rears its head on Tumblr, of course — but did not prevent Yahoo! from spending $1.1 billion to acquire all that UGC, even the NSFW bits of it.
On a more practical level, Laporte worried that, by being taken over by a Canadian company, St-Hubert may be exposed to the hungry rumblings of an American multinational, salivating at the prospect of acquiring all that chicken for the equivalent of 70 cents on the dollar.
In cornering a market, one or more conspirators acquire all that is available of a given item, forcing short-sellers who had bet against the rise to pay high prices when they buy the item to cover their short positions.
"Pharmacists are the main people that deal with patients, so it's really difficult to go through all that schooling and acquire all that knowledge and not be able to communicate and share it," Thai says.
"To be that good person society wants, it starts from within, you can acquire all that knowledge but it's not from within.
"Without access to Secretary Clinton's personal server, there is no way for the State Department to know it has acquired all documents that should be made public," he said in a statement.
It was soon clear to Schocken's staff that he had acquired all the essential values of that rare breed — the media owner whose priority is the integrity and independence of his paper's journalism.
