Sentence examples for more expensive acquisition from inspiring English sources

With a market capitalization of about $20 billion, Twitter could be a more expensive acquisition target than those three companies combined.

However, time domain equipment is more expensive and acquisition times are longer.

Bone strain data collected ex vivo shows that the telemetry unit can measure strain with an accuracy comparable to a more expensive benchtop data acquisition system.

Rising costs of credit could make any acquisition more expensive.

A large breakup fee could deter additional bidders, because it would make the acquisition more expensive.

All of which makes the acquisition more expensive and more risky than it initially appears, Mr. Paterson noted.

I can see how the placement or maintenance of the debt at the Countrywide level could make the acquisition more expensive and less sensible for BofA.

Notably, the telemetry unit is able to acquire strain measurements with a performance comparable to the more expensive and bulkier data acquisition system.

This produces interesting economic effects, such as AT&T losing customers to a Verizon iPhone but saving even more overall by lowering the expensive acquisition costs of the iPhone subsidy.

Mr Ellison will have a hard time persuading PeopleSoft's management not use its "poison pill", a mechanism to make an acquisition much more expensive.

5. Facebook's Oculus acquisition got more expensive this week as a jury awarded ZeniMax Media $500 million after finding Palmer Luckey violated terms of an NDA.