Sentence examples for reacquiring from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of reacquire
And we are recovering all this [capability], so that Brazilian industry is reacquiring the ability to carry out the great infrastructure projects that Brazil needs.So I think these difficulties have been solved, for the most part.
Zennström and Friis expressed interest in reacquiring the company, but eBay rebuffed their efforts, making instead plans to sell a majority stake in the company to a group of other investors.
Two years later eBay announced plans to sell Skype, and Friis and Zennström expressed interest in reacquiring the company.
Reacquiring bottling operations is meant to give Coke greater flexibility in adapting to consumer tastes.
The Weinsteins have long expressed an interested in reacquiring the studio.
By reacquiring Cliff Lee, the Phillies have a fearsome foursome in their starting rota-tion.
Mr Armstrong may find it tough to reacquire both the mental and physical attributes required of winners after his years off.Related items Tour de France: A mountain to climbJul 5th 2008 Doping in sport: High hopesApr 3rd 2008 Tour de France: Lance the conquerorJul 28th 2005The roster of sporting comebacks is full of the names of athletes that would have been better advised to stay at home.
One of the most troublesome complications in joint replacement is infection.The big drug companies might be tempted to reacquire the firms that they let go.
With a corresponding rise in expected profitability, the authors suppose, McDonald's reacquired stores from franchisees.Cheeseburger bills seem to have had positive effects on public health, too.
To Jews, it was as though Christianity, with its two millennia of borrowed vocabulary Israel, Zion, Jerusalem, and so forth was confronting the fact that those words are no longer spiritual metaphors alone but have reacquired a separate political, geographical (perhaps even religious) reality.
It is even pricier than the $4 billion that we had expected: ABI will pay a whopping $5.8 billion, or more than three times the $1.8 billion it sold out for in 2009, to reacquire Oriental Brewery, reuniting the Cass brand with Budweiser and Beck's.The price tag is higher mainly because Oriental has grown faster than anyone forecast in its time away from ABI.
