Sentence examples for may bid to from inspiring English sources

He also plans "internal competition" whereby different VW factories may bid to produce new models.

AARP has said it may bid to offer the new discount card if the Medicare bill becomes law.

Pecker is now considering expanding his business: he may bid to take over the financially strapped magazines of Time, Inc., which include Time, People, and Fortune.

C1 Critic May Buy His Magazine Michael Wolff, the widely read media columnist for New York magazine, and Donny Deutsch, who heads an advertising agency, may bid to buy the magazine.

Davies has since been elected to the WRU board and may bid to succeed the deposed David Pickering as chairman.

One exception was Saks, which jumped $1.03, or 5.2%, to $20.82, on news that Icelandic investment firm Baugur Group may bid to acquire the luxury retailer.

With more than 10,000 transactions an hour in the five rooms combined, buyers are under great pressure to make instantaneous decisions and may bid 200 to 300 times a day, according to Ms. Lansbergen.

American baseball teams may bid up to $10 million for the rights to pursue Ichiro Suzuki, a good-hitting outfielder from Japan.

"For example," the patent's authors write, "advertisers may bid more to have customers which consistently use the transportation service to make purchases as compared to those who appear to travel without actually having made any purchases".

Shares of AMR rose 2.4%, or 92 cents, to $38.97, after Business Week magazine reported that Goldman Sachs and British Airways may bid $9.8 billion to $11.1 billion, or $46 to $52 per share, for AMR.

The three bidding strategy coefficients are constrained to be in interval [1, 2] such that the involved units may bid up to $56/MWh which gives a sufficiently wide range for the simulation.