Sentence examples for progressively bought from inspiring English sources
Since then, the Mexican mobile operator has progressively bought shares in the company at prices well below its offer price América Móvil's most recent purchase of KPN shares averaged around 7.6 euros a share.
LVMH progressively bought 80% of Fendi and has invested heavily in trying to turn the brand around.Gucci bought majority stakes in 2000 and 2001 in the new companies of two hip British designers, Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney.
He bought progressively nicer homes, keeping the older ones to rent, while borrowing against the rising value of one to finance the next.
He lived in a Mill Hill semi bought in 1946, progressively enlarged by acquisition and demolition of neighbouring properties in a systematic process, which may have equipped him psychologically to deal with the carniviorous environment of the London property market in the Sixties where he made his distinctive mark.
Since E.A.B. bought the branches and assets of Franklin National Bank, which was declared insolvent in 1974, it has progressively increased its community involvement on Long Island, not just its monetary contributions but by encouraging volunteerism among its 2,200 employees.
"And they do not just buy U.S. opportunities; progressively over the years they are likely to invest abroad".
They accused the banks and issuers of telecoms and technology shares of "laddering"—giving fund managers shares in hot offerings if they agreed to buy more at progressively higher prices after the stock had gone public.
And finally, there's the ultimate deception: the marketing-research-driven con, the appalling bait-and-switch practiced on the woman who is being promised relationship, being sold on community, and who is in fact buying into a progressively deeper isolation and seclusion.
"The euro has gone through a period that has seen it get progressively stronger and anyone planning to buy should give serious thought to how long the process will take".
Newly planted rather than established trees were used so that commercially viable species could be planted in a way that would suit the management of the chicken enterprise, and small colonies were used so that farmers wishing to diversify could buy into the system progressively.
