Sentence examples for outstanding acquisition from inspiring English sources
We looked at signing Vainikolo and two years ago he would have been an outstanding acquisition.
Crawley chief executive Alan Williams added: "Paul is an outstanding acquisition for the club.
The art, derived from the Maida and George Abrams Collection, one of the leading assemblages of 17th-century Dutch drawings in private hands, features outstanding acquisitions of the past decade, including works by Hendrick Avercamp, Jan van Goyen, Joachim Wtewael and Cornelis van Haarlem.
He also helped to establish systematic methods for archaeology and, as the first keeper (curator) of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum, London, greatly enriched its collection by making outstanding acquisitions.
With $495 million in debt outstanding on his acquisition -- and the league's finance committee asking him to add $50 million more in equity -- Snyder is understandably emotional about his team.
The company had 1.5 billion shares outstanding after its acquisition of the CBS Corporation was completed on May 4. The merger made Viacom the second-largest media conglomerate in the world after Time Warner Inc., with such holdings as Paramount Pictures, MTV networks and Simon & Schuster.
That leaves one last piece of litigation outstanding from the Merrill acquisition: a lawsuit by then New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo for a violation of the Martin Act, the state's broad securities fraud law.
The acquisition of outstanding shares in Viral Spiral is for £4.1 million in cash and shares.
Nokia says it will be using the proceeds towards its acquisition of outstanding NSN shares, "and for general corporate purposes".
The beneficial effects of fertigation with Zn/Mn, Algafect, and Algavyt+Zn/Mn on cold-stress-induced leaf necrosis and inhibition of shoot growth were associated with a doubling of root length density (Fig. 3), indicating strong effects on root elongation and fine root production with outstanding importance for nutrient acquisition [22].
