Sentence examples for desirable acquisition from inspiring English sources

But it remains unclear whether this new information has made Yahoo a less desirable acquisition target.

That talent has, though, made him a very desirable acquisition for teams in other countries.

With planning permission rules limiting the expansion of supermarkets, Safeway was a highly desirable acquisition for its rivals.

The company would still be a desirable acquisition candidate if the deal collapses, or it could operate equally as well on its own, he wrote.

Vodafone is said to be interested in buying only a rival that uses the same network technology, a stipulation that would make Verizon and Sprint PCS less desirable acquisition targets because they use a different standard.

The media giant Viacom, whose cable programming assets include MTV Networks, Nickelodeon and Showtime, is also eager to add properties -- and says it would see the Weather Channel as a desirable acquisition.

Though it still owns valuable television stations, Paxson is apparently not all that desirable an acquisition, Mr. Rickles said, because the anticipated loosening, by the F.C.C. of station-ownership restrictions was undone by Congress.

We should derive pleasure from activities promoting health, resource acquisition, desirable mates and fecund children.

Great progress has been made in breeding nutrient-efficient crops by molecularly engineering root traits desirable for efficient acquisition of nutrients from soil, transporters for uptake, redistribution and homeostasis of nutrients, and enzymes for efficient assimilation.

Where high spatial resolution is desirable, spin-echo acquisitions are particularly attractive because they reduce the strength of the BOLD contrast from spatially inaccurate large veins, increasing the relative importance of BOLD contrast from more spatially specific small veins and capillaries [41].

An ultrasonic approach in formulating fullerene nanoemulsion system is a powerful technique in minimization of droplet size and acquisition of desirable viscosity.