Sentence examples for having previously acquired from inspiring English sources
The self-publishing company Author Solutions has purchased its rival Xlibris, having previously acquired AuthorHouse, iUniverse, Wordclay, and Inkubook.
Asher had a track record when it came to quirky British humour, having previously acquired, on a hunch, the works of Alexander McCall Smith, which now regularly grace US bestseller lists.
This is seemingly part of the search giant's new hardware strategy, which is why it ended up acquiring part of another smartphone maker despite having previously acquired and then divested itself of Motorola's mobile business.
Having previously acquired the successors to the former London Country North West, London Country South West and London Country South East companies as well as County Bus & Coach, Arriva now owned all of the former London Country Bus Services apart from the St Albans operation.
Sam Zell, a billionaire, let the Tribune Company, which he had previously acquired, file for bankruptcy.
The Beinecke had previously acquired a different copy from the novelist James McManus, one of Mr. Sedaris's teachers.
NSG had previously acquired a 20% stake in the British company; Pilkington had bought some American firms in which NSG had a stake.
Mr. Baker soon combined Hudson's Bay with Lord & Taylor, which he had previously acquired, and began investing in store improvements at both chains.
In his systematic account of the nature of education, Herbart conceived the process as beginning with the idea masses that the child has previously acquired from experience and from social intercourse.
However online sleuths, who had previously acquired British DVDs or seen illicit downloads of the episode, spotted the PBS version was reduced from the original broadcast by the BBC in January.
And no more can we reach such a conclusion because both Houses of Congress passed a joint resolution quitclaiming to the adjacent states a three mile belt of all land situated under the ocean beyond the low water mark, exept those which the Government had previously acquired by purchase, condemnation, or donation.
