Sentence examples for corporate bidder from inspiring English sources

In this bill, public safety is on the auction block to the highest corporate bidder.

(As with Citibike, the color scheme goes to the highest corporate bidder).

A corporate bidder, identified as "Strategic Party A," contacted Evercore on Feb. 8 to say it was interested in information about Dell's financial services arm.

President Limbaugh has been fairly recently assassinated, and the calendar has been sold to the highest corporate bidder, giving us the Year of the Whopper, the Year of the Tucks Medicated Pad and so on.

A federal appeals court Tuesday struck down a far-reaching government effort to protect competition on the Web, allowing Internet providers to sell faster download speeds to the highest corporate bidder — even if access to other Web sites slows to a crawl.

Shares in a company tend to rise, when a corporate bidder arrives on the scene.

Corporate bidders have life in them yet.

The Treasury could cancel the sale if the shares could not be sold at $13.50, or it could accept a lower price, but doing so might result in a challenge from the corporate bidders rejected for submitting prices deemed inadequate.

Sydney organizers also came under heavy criticism for deceiving the public about the withholding of 500,000 tickets to be sold to corporate bidders at three times the normal price.

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In this time of Republican hegemony, we need political leaders who will speak against the rising tide of state power that sells out to the highest corporate bidders and brings fire and sword halfway round the world under the false banner of pretended liberty.