Sentence examples for allow for acquisitions from inspiring English sources

Hatfield believes that GATX, a finance and leasing company that concentrates in transportation assets, is well-positioned to weather the economic storm because of its financial flexibility, which will allow for acquisitions, purchases of second hand railcars, or new railcar purchases.

In 2005, the company expects free-cash flow from operations to top $600 million, allowing for acquisitions and dividend increases.

This dedicated system allows for acquisition of co-registered PET and CT images in one step.

This device allows for acquisition of alpha particle energy spectra, in order to distinguish alpha particles originating from radon and radon progeny decays, as well as those originating from thoron and its progeny decays.

A simple re-orientation of the scan plane and enlargement of the field of view allows for acquisition of whole mouse-body images, in a short scan time, that include clear views of the prostate and other organs of interest, such as lymph nodes and lymph vessels (Figure 5).

All proton images were acquired using the RARE pulse sequence, a single-shot method which allows for acquisition times shorter than or of the order of 1 s.

This may be a consequence of the extended occurrence of MDR allowing for acquisition of compensatory mutations such as in the ahpC [ 42].

Advances in OCT have allowed for acquisition of depth-resolved functional information using SOCT [ 6– 8], introducing the possibility to improve current clinical methods for quantifying tissue properties in vivo [ 9, 10].

A statement issued by the gallery said it would be "gravely hampered by the fact that the current level of government funding does not allow for any acquisitions whatsoever".

Weiss sees strong returns coming from the company's current projects and expects its strong cash position to allow for asset acquisitions from struggling companies.

Politics, economics and war are the staples of history precisely because they allow for the acquisition, consolidation or failure of power.