Sentence examples similar to assuming you acquire from inspiring English sources

Assuming Vodafone acquires Mannesmann, Vivendi Communication will buy a further 7.5% stake in Cegetel, giving it control.

But assuming that Microsoft acquires Skype — the transaction requires approval by the competition authorities in the United States and Europe — Skype's interests may take a back seat to Microsoft's larger goals.

Assuming Hulu gets acquired, it might end up like other ballyhooed Hollywood ventures, a limping zombie with few compelling shows and an operation suspended in perpetual animation in a bid to recover acquisition costs.

The options are far more varied than I'd imagined when I'd wrongly assumed that acquiring one would be the same as taking early retirement from life.

In the last year the Fords have spent $8 billion, in stock and assumed debt, acquiring cellular properties.

This study assumes no acquired immunity to hookworm infection.

Traditionally, patients with drug resistant tuberculosis have been assumed that acquired drug resistance due to their previous treatment history.

Recovered individuals are assumed to have acquired full immunity to the circulating pandemic virus.

Just as he does now that he is a senator, Mr. Obama spoke then about his own biography — initially, Mr. Ogletree said, to correct anyone who assumed he had acquired his position with ease.

Canadian born individuals are assumed to have acquired all their work experience in Canada.

Immigrants are assumed to have acquired their work experience either in their birth country or in Canada.