Sentence examples for harsh takeover from inspiring English sources
Three years ago they beat back a harsh takeover attempt by Simon Property.
Nor are harsh words rare in takeover battles on other continents, where combatants often publicly belittle rivals and their offers.
The PA's security control of the West Bank has become harsher and more extensive since the takeover of Gaza by Hamas in the summer of 2007.
It is not just investment banks that are likely to feel the harsh glare of the Delaware courts during a takeover.
The E.U., while condemning the Crlmean takeover, has been reluctant to use harsh rhetoric or to adopt stringent sanctions.
Yahoo!'s shares have dropped by 30% since May, when Yang spurned a $47.5 billion takeover proposal from the software giant, and investors may have harsh words for the Yahoo! co-founder Friday.
The speech's harsh tone may have been dictated in part by the timing: Wednesday is the 30th anniversary of the takeover of the American Embassy in Tehran in 1979, and a customary occasion for militant posturing in the streets.
"Nothing we could do" Already highly vulnerable to food insecurity because of the harsh desert environment and recurring droughts, these regions of the country also bore the brunt of a violent takeover in 2012.
