Sentence examples for modest acquisition from inspiring English sources

Udrih represents the latest modest acquisition by the Knicks this summer.

"This is a modest acquisition and a measured approach to entering the prime services market," the bank said.

But he was a relatively modest acquisition by comparison with those investments in the world art market.

"We believe the Modest acquisition will be as transformative as Braintree's first acquisition, Venmo," says Ready.

Chasing retired entertainers, rather than negotiating to buy expensive documents held by knowledgeable collectors, made a modest acquisitions budget stretch so much further.

Not all the purchases were large, but even modest acquisitions add up once you reach double digits.

The Times has also been making modest acquisitions of online businesses, such as UCompare HealthCarecom in March 2007 and ConsumerSearch.com in March 2007

He says Yang is more of a "quiet guy" than a Jobs-like "geeky visionary" and predicts the company will continue to make more modest acquisitions, like the approximately $35 million buyout of Flickr-owning Ludicorp Research in 2005 and the estimated $10 million purchase of MyBlogLog in January.

Given a surprisingly modest production budget and hence low acquisition cost, Skyline should be a cash earner for the distributor.

He said Poundland's proposed £7.5m share sale, to fund the "relatively modest" £55m acquisition, will be "up in the air for some time" due to the CMA scrutiny.

This month the club lost the free-agent shortstop Jose Reyes, widely considered its best player, to the Miami Marlins, and its extremely modest player acquisitions in recent weeks suggest the team is not operating like a big-market, marquee team.