Sentence examples for considered taking over from inspiring English sources

Titan had already considered taking over the Goodyear factory's farm tire operations.

The potential for big gate receipts was one reason IndyCar considered taking over the race if a promoter was not identified.

This article was amended on 1 May 2014 to remove an incorrect reference to changes to a sculpture garden at Moma; to correct the cost of Yoshio Taniguchi's 2004 expansion from $1bn to $425m; and to include a denial that Moma ever considered taking over the former CBS studios in New York.

Becchetti, also owner of the Becchetti Energy Group, previously considered taking over Championship clubs Reading and Birmingham and Italian Serie B side Bologna before approaching Orient.

Various suitors have considered taking over ITT's operations, from the University of Akron to a long-time for-profit college entrepreneur who called me over the summer to sound me out.

By law, regulators are compelled to consider taking over either company if it falls below minimum capital requirements.

"Samsung may soon have to consider taking over rivals, such as BlackBerry, in order to revitalise growth this year".

Gooda said the federal government could consider taking over control of the Northern Territory from a dysfunctional territory government.

Instead, after some serious soul-searching, we phoned our property manager to ask if she would consider taking over the renovation.

Condé Nast executives said that Lesley Jane Seymour, the editor in chief of Hearst's Redbook, had been asked to consider taking over at Self.

She said she would like New York City's Health and Hospitals Corporation to consider taking over one hospital, but the corporation has not expressed any interest.