Sentence examples for growing bid from inspiring English sources

This is an exciting time to be in the club and we hope you'll join us!" The move comes the same day that its parent company, Walmart, announced the opening of six large server farms in the company's growing bid to stay on-top of Amazon's ever growing retail dominance.

While a lawyer for Garban says the company plans to pay back the city, the growing bidding war for companies like Garban has prompted critics to question the wisdom of the incentive strategy.

But as online auction fever grows, bidding fraud could get worse.

London-based HighQ is opening a new data center in Australia, growing its bid to provide locally supported enterprise collaboration and file-sharing products.

At P.S. 41's auction, the silent bidding for a pizza lunch with two fourth-grade teachers climbed steadily for hours, the list of bids growing far longer than the bid sheet on the table.

High prices mean good profits for farmers, and many are using their growing incomes to bid for land.

Campaigners claim support is growing in a bid to save Wrexham's closure-threatened Remploy factory.

The growing divestment campaign bids to blacklist the industry as others shunned tobacco producers or Apartheid-era South Africa.

MadBid, a fast growing "pay-to-bid" auction site has secured £4 million in a Series A funding from Atomico Ventures.

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"While the likely outcome of the Olympic contract is no doubt disappointing, our biggest concern is the impact it could have on other outsourcing contracts with the UK Government, which is a sizeable (more than 20%) and growing part of its bid pipeline," said broker Panmure in a research note.