Sentence examples for intense takeover from inspiring English sources

Hanson has been the subject of intense takeover speculation, with France's Lafarge and St Gobain among the suggested suitors.

The formal completion of the acquisition closes the book on one of the most intense takeover battles in the UK in recent years.

Read more » 4. RJR Nabisco THE DEAL: In one of the most confusing and intense takeover battles, a much smaller Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Company claimed victory in the 1988 contest for RJR Nabisco.

Cable carrier MediaOne Group umg, the target of an intense takeover battle between Comcast cmcsk and AT&T t, reported a narrower loss in the first quarter and beat analysts' expectations.

"When we take over CBS who's going to be the loser?" Turner's presence in Washington was the highlight of two days of intense takeover interest in the capital.

Saturday night's Rdio launch was like a physical iteration of what the phrase "intense hotel-takeover party" sets off image-wise in your brain.

Investors were fixated on the Lehman Brothers drama, amid intense speculation that a takeover was imminent.

The delay in publishing a final approval for the takeover is due to intense negotiations on points of detail of the Sky News spin-off agreement between News Corporation and regulators Ofcom and the OFT, who are both advising Jeremy Hunt.

The departures disrupt plans at The Post to expand its political coverage and capitalize on an intense interest in politics with the Democratic takeover on Capitol Hill and the 2008 presidential campaign.

Although intense cooperation lasted only from the Nazi takeover of Germany in 1933 to the start of the war with Japan in 1937, and concrete measures at industrial reform started in earnest only in 1936, it had a profound effect on Chinese modernization and the capability of the Chinese to resist the Japanese in the war.

The move came with Mr Abbas's Islamist Hamas rivals on the verge of completing an armed takeover of Gaza, putting him under intense pressure.