Sentence examples for popular takeover from inspiring English sources

Data storage companies over all have been popular takeover targets: the enterprise data storage company 3Par was the subject of a brief and fierce bidding war between Hewlett-Packard and Dell this summer.

In December, 2014, the New Yorker asked them to "take over" their site for a week, posting 28 shots, and within weeks, the magazine announced the site as its most popular takeover ever.

Though the newspapers were in a different market to his popular titles, the takeover was anything but a straightforward matter.

If that is true, the focus is likely soon to turn to PeopleSoft's anti-takeover defences, notably its poison pill and its staggered board.Poison pills, which use the threat of a massive issuance of new shares and other complicated tactics to thwart takeovers, spread as managers sought protection from the sort of hostile takeover popular in the 1980s.

Lao royalty being far less popular after the takeover than in other eras, the prince who was building the white, wedding cake Champasak as his palace fled the country without living in it (architecture critics would agree with his decision).

This Wired infographic traces comic books' takeover of popular culture during the last twenty years.

#pmqs — John Rentoul (@JohnRentoul) May 7, 2014 EdM's 2nd batch also on popular anti-capitalism: Pfizer takeover.

Rob Tominey, director at Mainstage Travel which operates the Magaluf Takeover holidays popular with British teenagers, has welcomed the changes.

Perhaps the most famous example of Berlusconian rule-bending — and the one with the most popular results — was his takeover of Italian TV.

Pizza, the perennial takeout favorite, seems to be a popular area for future takeover by robots, with at least two companies securing rounds in recent months.

Add to the mix, the official takeover of popular culture by Hip-Hop music, art and fashion, and the ingredients for success were solidified.