Sentence examples for historically acquired from inspiring English sources

1) M&A: Dignity has historically acquired around 25 new sites per year and management had suggested that it expected a lower number of acquisitions in future.

It has historically acquired about fifty companies annually and aggressively bought majority or minority stakes in marketing companies all over the world.

In general, this approach originates in the historically acquired planar X-ray structures [6, 7], may be called "planar".

Gilt, Ryan pointed out, is currently the second-most valuable e-commerce company in the U.S. market, as Amazon has historically acquired any e-commerce player that surpasses the billion-dollar mark.

They are not inborn, permanent, and universal; on the contrary, they are socio-historically acquired or lost and hence differ from one historical epoch to another.

Citizenship in the United States has historically been acquired in one of three ways: by birth in the United States (jus soli, "right of the soil"); by birth outside the United States to an American parent (jus sanguinis, "right of the blood"); or by immigration to the United States followed by naturalization.

Historically, S. aureus acquired teicoplanin resistance before it acquired vancomycin resistance.

This provides a measure of the change Lula has managed to introduce in Brazil – not a radical break, but a situation in which historically excluded sectors have acquired rights, permeated institutions and become significant players under the "big tent".

He was historically involved with Braintree (acquired by PayPal), Gaikai (acquired by Sony) and Pure Energies (acquired by NRG).

Daily therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) transformed the historically fatal prognosis of acquired, anti-ADAMTS13 antibody-mediated thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP), leading to the current overall survival rates of >80%.

The Sorgente Group, which also owns a stake in the Flatiron Building, has found success in New York City by acquiring historically significant properties and restoring and updating them.