Sentence examples for minor acquisition from inspiring English sources

A month later its shares hit an all-time high of $69, but have steadily declined since, while losses have worsened; shares handed out to existing and acquired staff count against any profit, and the company has been on a minor acquisition spree to try to expand its video offerings.

2. we feel Apple could make a minor acquisition of a search company that has built a web index, like a Cuil – Remember Cuil?

An iPhone specific search engine could be a difficult undertaking, but we feel Apple could make a minor acquisition of a search company that has built a web index, like a Cuil, and utilize the index as the base for building its own engine.

By the 1960s the company was a major publisher of trade journals and scientific and technical books and was making several minor acquisitions in the publishing industry.

Arnaud Lagardère, chief executive of the company and also chairman of EADS, the parent company of Airbus, said he would use the sale proceeds to reward shareholders, cut debt and make "minor" acquisitions.

The result of two major, and one minor, acquisitions the past year, one time-tested, the other a pure tech startup, cobbled to a state-of-the-art chip security supplier that is finally hitting stride after a succession of years not quite making the numbers, NetLogic is still losing money on a GAAP basis.

90Y PET/CT was performed on a conventional time-of-flight lutetium-yttrium-oxyorthosilicate scanner with minor modifications to acquisition and reconstruction parameters.

Accordingly, MD plays a more minor role during acquisition than it does during retrieval (retrieval is blocked by its inactivation).

A single observer (A.F.; a radiologist with 4 years post-specialist experience in neuromuscular imaging) defined ROIs outlining the cross-sectional area of each muscle avoiding contamination with fascia or subcutaneous and inter-muscular fat and allowing for minor movement between acquisitions, using ITK-SNAP [ 36].

The fact that the highest level of educational attainment among parents only plays a minor role in the acquisition of a positive attitude toward reading leads us to the assumption that families with a low income, even with comparable few books at home, can nevertheless support their child by encouraging it to borrow books from a state, school or classroom library to read outside school.

However, for the studies processed and for our simulations, a minor delay in the acquisition start time proved to be somewhat forgiving see the Appendix section for details.