Sentence examples for of a acquiring from inspiring English sources

A low rate of growth is small consolation if patients already face a high baseline risk of a acquiring an expensive, debilitating and even potentially untreatable "superbug" infection.

The "winner's curse" describes the phenomenon of mergers destroying value for the shareholders of an acquiring firm.

The flavour was something of an acquired taste, which unfortunately I never managed to acquire.

Looks wild on dark skin, but a bit of an acquired taste.

Gordon Ramsay is, like escargots à la bourguignonne, a bit of an acquired taste.

Nearly a century after his early death from syphilis, Wolf remains something of an acquired taste.

Like sushi or hazelnut yoghurt, Owen's play is something of an acquired taste.

The brighter, less conventional tones may stand out, but they're more of an acquired taste.

"He has become less of an acquired taste," Mr. Meyer said.

Researchers subsequently determined that the infections and cancers were manifestations of an acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.

Solo, Tillman has been a bit of an acquired taste until now, one with a sideline in provocation.