Sentence examples for complex bid from inspiring English sources

Access Industries saw off competition from the billionaire Gores brothers, and a complex bid fronted by Sony Music.

The currently popular combinatorial clock auction, which uses a complex bid language and payment rule, achieves the lowest efficiency and revenue among all treatment combinations.

AXA Asia Pacific rejected the complex bid — which would effectively carve it up between the two bidders — on grounds that it was "inadequate".

At the time, EADS had said it could not handle the complex bid requirements on its own and would reluctantly withdraw.

AXA Asia Pacific rejected the complex bid — which would effectively carve it up between the two bidders — on grounds that it was "inadequate," because it failed to reflect the recovery of financial markets and the growth of the Asian business.

Students of those programs have a complex bidding system and are thus given priority.

Give yourself as much lead-in time as possible with these more complex bids.

Bridge has to heed that lesson: fewer cards (do you really need to deal the whole pack?), less complex bidding, and an agreed – and much simplified – set of rules (there seem to be dozens of variants).

As the whole San Francisco Silicon Valley complex bids to take over our culture, its residents often seem to be visitors from the near future, inclined to see East Coast enthusiasms as fetchingly retro.

THREE of the nation's biggest cable companies lined up yesterday in hopes of taking over the largest one, AT&T Broadband, submitting complex bids that AT&T will begin reviewing in the coming days.

In the British, Dutch and Czech auctions, as well as in previous auctions in Switzerland and Denmark, regulators used a "combinatorial clock auction," a complex bidding format devised by game theorists that generally leads to higher payouts.