Sentence examples for record-breaking acquisition from inspiring English sources

Inbox Messenger competes in what's now a massively crowded mobile messaging market where giants like Apple, Google, and Facebook have staked claims – the latter with a couple of messaging apps, in fact – its own Facebook Messenger and its record-breaking acquisition Whatsapp.

The record-breaking acquisitions are unlikely to be repeated while the hatches are battened down.

Shuanghui International's record-breaking $4.7 billion acquisition of Smithfield Foods in the U.S. is only the latest illustration of how Chinese overseas investment is moving beyond natural resources into the homes of everyday American and European consumers (Chinese Internet firm Tencent is quickly following suit).

Along with their many standout exhibitions and acquisitions, record-breaking crowds and ambitious expansion plans, museums also had to contend with criticism about their collecting policies.

The pharmaceuticals industry is in the midst of a record-breaking year for mergers and acquisitions.

In 2018, the health care system has seen a record-breaking frenzy in mergers and acquisitions (M&A).

The long answer will surely include the fact that we seem to be breaking records all the time: record-breaking heat in the summer, record-breaking heat in the winter, record-breaking winds, and record-breaking dryness.

With the Götze acquisition, Bayern proved that it would not rest even after a record-breaking season in which the team won the Bundesliga title in the fewest games ever.

The abundant coffers of the oil- and gas-rich country enabled her to acquire in 2007 Mark Rothko's White Center (1950) for a record-breaking $72.8 million; under her direction the QMA continued to make spectacular purchases, notably the 2011 acquisition of Paul Cézanne's The Card Players (c. 1895) for $250 million, the highest recorded price for a painting.

The bank's executives got the deal-making bug and embarked on an orgy of acquisitions, gobbling up more than 24 companies in the next eight years - culminating in the £50bn record-breaking takeover of ABN Amro just as the credit crunch started to bite.

A record-breaking pollen catapult.