Sentence examples for difficult acquisitions from inspiring English sources

SABMiller would be one of the most difficult acquisitions to implement".

"The market is something you can't be outside of and you can't want to be outside of, if you are doing anything specialized," he told an audience last May at the Museum of Modern Art, which bought "Kiss" in 2008 in a transaction that the museum's director, Glenn Lowry, deemed "one of the most elaborate and difficult acquisitions we have ever made".

In practice, the difficult acquisition of labeled patterns is a major challenge for supervised algorithms.

While the primary motivation for DCS is to simplify the encoding of correlated high-resolution signals, one may of course bypass the potentially difficult acquisition of the high-resolution signals and directly collect the random measurements using CS hardware.

Furthermore, the difficult acquisition of human embryonic liver tissues has limited our liver development analysis to the period of 9 12 weeks, of which 6 different samples were collected.

Revenue growth will be difficult, absent acquisitions.

For example, Cummins' biggest obstacle was navigating a difficult land acquisition process and complex government regulations.

"With the situation in Argentina so difficult, this acquisition is probably something that Petrobras wouldn't find at any other time," said Monica Araujo, an analyst at Espirito Santo Securities in Rio de Janeiro.

This could be translated as a sign of difficult traffic acquisition.

It "possess[es] few inflections and grammatical forms" and hence is "exceedingly difficult of acquisition".

"[Ball] was commissioned to create a graphic to raise morale among the employees of an insurance company after a series of difficult mergers and acquisitions," Jimmy Stamp wrote in Smithsonian Magazine.