Sentence examples for acquired given from inspiring English sources
That seems a more obvious exit than being acquired, given that there aren't many companies that could afford to buy a company the size of the one Rocket Internet is rapidly building.
It's unclear, then, where these particular account details were acquired, given that they are specific to Spotify, rather than a set of generic credentials that just happen to work on Spotify.
However, proficiency should be quickly acquired given the familiarity of diagnostic outpatient hysteroscopy and the relative simplicity of uterine polypectomy.
At the same time, the availability of satellite dishes, which many Spaniards acquired, gave them access to channels broadcasting in a variety of languages, especially English, French, German, and Italian.
For Zephyr, getting acquired gives them increased reach as a combined company that they simply couldn't build on their own.
Software based on the MATLAB® graphical user interface (GUI) has been developed and provides a powerful and rapid tool for visualizing and processing the data acquired, giving rheological information in real-time and in excellent agreement with conventional methods.
72 × 2-mm thick axial slices were acquired, giving an isotropic resolution of 2 × 2 × 2 mm.
Joe Brancatelli, who runs the business travel membership Web site Joesentme.com, agrees that the incentives are remarkable right now, providing opportunity for business travelers to "edit their wallets" and decide which cards to keep for travel and which may be good ones to acquire, given the lavish enticements.
Chris said they were on track to buy 20 companies last year but then the market crashed and they didnt see anything they wanted to acquire given the valuation expectations, writes Sabet.
We will use whatever means we have to prevent it happening".If Taiwan policy has been the immediate focus of China's military planning, the sheer breadth of capabilities the country is acquiring gives it other options—and temptations.
Similarly, Christman stresses the importance of the autonomous agent's ability to reflect (in a "minimally rational" way) on the process whereby she acquired a given desire.
