Sentence examples for for easy acquisition from inspiring English sources

Activision (Activision-Blizzard, to be precise) is skeptical of the numbers being put forth for competitors like Zynga and Rovio, whose billion or multiple billion dollar valuations put them out of reach for easy acquisition.

In this time of easy acquisition, few people care to wonder if he always maintains it.

Sachin Bansal, who worked with Binny Bansal as a software developer at Amazon before starting FlipKart, brushed aside a suggestion that the firm would make for an easy acquisition by Amazon.

The development of CAD/CAM software, implemented with radiology procedures, for the easy acquisition and transfer of DICOM 3 (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) data, allows the surgeon to analyze the patient by performing three-dimensional measurements and to manipulate deformed or missing anatomy by segmentation and insertion of unaltered or idealized skeletal reconstructions.

Created in 1856 for the easy acquisition of guano shit, in this case from seabirds, which was used as both fertilizer and gunpowder the act has been used to justify everything from libertarian fantasies to imperialism itself.

Low coverage whole genome shotgun sequencing has proven a valuable approach for rapid and easy acquisition of a large amount of sequence data at relatively low cost.

However, it would be an easy acquisition for VIA.

With a market capitalization of about $9 billion, Netflix would be an easy acquisition for Apple’s enormous $25 billion cash stockpile, but unlikely.

Sprint's stock is currently hovering around $8/share and that would be an easy acquisition for DT considering the Euro is so strong.

It has taken much less funding than other companies in the space, so it could be an easy acquisition for a social marketing company such as Wildfire that currently partners to offer Ads API access, or lacks ad buying power entirely.

When Boo-box was first covered on TechCrunch it was called easy acquisition fodder for its novel ecommerce ad unit that allowed you to easily buy, say, shoes mentioned in a blog post.