Sentence examples for is already acquiring from inspiring English sources

Former Goldman Sachs banker Christopher Flowers, who founded the US private equity firm, is already acquiring a 40% stake in Kent Reliant, which has a membership of 180,000.

Not just dyed-in-the-wool eurosceptics will complain that this gives the EU far too much power – but the complaint overlooks that Brussels is already acquiring new powers of oversight and intervention in national budgetary matters.

BNP Paribas, which is already acquiring the 55percentt of the BancWest Corporation of Honolulu that it does not already own, will become one of the biggest banks in the region after the acquisition, with 1.5 million customers, 370 branches and a staff of 8,000, Paribas said in a statement.

These profiles suggest that the large capacity of the choroidal tissue to synthesize glutathione described in adults [ 84] is already acquired in embryos.

Some regimes are already acquiring increasingly sophisticated surveillance technology.

"We are already acquiring new customers through this medium," he said, "and we have great expectations".

We are already acquiring global signatures of large inner-heliospheric SW density features and of heliosheath interactions between the SW and interstellar neutral ions.

I also stopped the sale of C4 and a clutch of bodies such as the Met Office, the Land Registry, Companies House and Ordnance Survey, which were already acquiring a more commercial and innovative edge as independent agencies, on top of their public interest function for business and wider society.

"I was already acquiring all those artificial attributes which are natural in a spy," Le Carre said.

Rohauer was already acquiring films when Buster Keaton offered him prints of his pre-MGM silent comedies in 1954.

These women, who were already acquiring leadership qualities and social recognition in their communities, developed the skills and confidence to gradually talk openly about sensitive and sexually explicit topics, something that may otherwise have been an insurmountable barrier.