Sentence examples for buying knowledge from inspiring English sources

Most recently, that included buying Knowledge Infusion to add HR, talent management and change management expertise.

CBT said it would buy Knowledge Well with 4.8 million shares.

When a company finds itself in the situation of having to reinvent or buy knowledge it once had, resources are wasted.

Armed with funds and the power of eminent domain, the agency could decide to buy knowledge for the public's use when it seemed warranted.

CBT Group P.L.C., the world's largest maker of training software, agreed yesterday to buy Knowledge Well, the business-skills training company, for $52 million in stock.

The scary stuff happens when money is used to buy knowledge that others don't have access to.

You can't buy knowledge of punk music and you can't get an entire punk wardrobe without searching hard.

"They're behind the locals in their knowledge of local taste, but they can buy that knowledge," says Dennis Chung, an analyst at DBS Vickers in Hong Kong.

And would you not call by the same name him who buys up knowledge and goes about from city to city exchanging his wares for money?

You can't buy the knowledge of opera or of dance; you actually have to invest in it.

In defense, the REIT  asserts that by buying shares with knowledge of the bylaw, shareholders implicitly accepted this bylaw.