Sentence examples for bid enough from inspiring English sources

Such terrain prompted a group of investors, including some from the United States, to bid enough to win the exclusive license for Sabrett hot dogs in Europe.

This fertile terrain prompted a group of international investors, including several from the United States, to bid enough to win the master franchise for Dunkin' Donuts in Italy and Germany, and possibly other countries.

The $4.4 billion company is the region's biggest real estate owner, most active developer and owns a majority of the property in this bid — enough to accommodate all 8 million square feet on its own.

Simply, because Firefox isn't that important any more in a world where mobile browsing is an increasingly large part of online activity; and because Yahoo bid enough to claw back some relevance in its most important market, the US.

The $4.4 billion firm is the region's biggest real estate owner and most active developer, and it owns a majority of the property in the bid — enough to accommodate the entire project on its own in Crystal City and Potomac Yard.

Some higher-end Westport deals have fallen through, said Venus Weinrich, the office manager, "because a lot of people who were expecting big bonuses have not gotten them, or they may not have bid enough, or they asked for too much from the inspection".

Benteke will automatically be allowed to leave if anyone bids enough to trigger the clause and Sherwood is acutely aware the match against Arsenal at Wembley, when Villa will be trying to win the FA Cup for the first time since 1957, could be the striker's last appearance for the club.

And they couldn't bid fast enough or high enough for works by artists-of-the-moment.

Mr Mittal's bid was enough to make investment bankers and lawyers drool.

Its first big failure was not to bid high enough to buy Google outright.

We did not win because we did not bid high enough.