Sentence examples for bid to overtake from inspiring English sources
Critics now blame the Japanese motor manufacturer for compromising on quality control in an over-anxious bid to overtake American rivals as the biggest volume carmaker.
The company attributed the lower return to recent price cuts, some as much as 63percentt, in a bid to overtake Mannesmann, Germany's largest mobile phone service.
Goalby rallied with a 66, Dill had a 65 and Barber posted a 68 in their bid to overtake Hiskey, who had led going into the laSt round.
That said, the speed that the Fire possess may be a better match up for Sporting's high tempo, high pressure game than New York's ponderous midfield was in midweek, when they made their bid to overtake the Eastern leaders.
The global slowdown has struck Toyota just as it finishes introducing a full lineup of vehicles, including larger eight-cylinder models like its Tundra pickup truck, in a bid to overtake G.M. as the world's largest automaker.
And it was the Mets, not the Yankees, who then played the first game in New York City, an emotionally charged evening in which Mike Piazza's two-run homer off Steve Karsay in the bottom of the eighth inning gave the Mets a 3-2 victoverover Atlanta and added momentum to their sudden bid to overtake the Braves and capture the National League East.
The Starworks Riley DP of Scott Mayer was in third but last year's winner Scott Pruett, who is bidding to overtake Daytona legend Hurley Haywood with his sixth 24 Hour win here, could manage only ninth for Chip Ganassi in his Riley DP. Gurney who has never won the Daytona 24 and is set to run only five races in the series but claimed a pole in 2007, said it was "one of our times to shine".
To overtake the rival Equinox bid, Barrick is offering a rich valuation compared with other recent mining deals of 7.1 times Ebitda.
Carl Icahn has said he is open to a partnership with Blackstone Group in a move that could make it easier for the rival investors to overtake Michael Dell's $24.4 billion buyout bid for the company he founded, reports Reuters.
In a bid to improve overtaking, this coming season drivers will be able to adjust their car's rear wing while on the track, if they are within a second of the car in front and within a 600 metre zone on a straight.
This company was vulnerable to takeover bids due to Higgins' over-zealous land prospecting, which enabled the lumber baron and businessman John Henry Kirby to overtake his ownership in 1902 by purchasing his shares of the company for $3 million.
