Sentence examples for resulting from the acquisition from inspiring English sources

SCA said cost savings resulting from the acquisition would increase the company's earnings per share by approximately 1.70 Swedish kroner, or 26 cents.

Even at CB Richard Ellis, an company that has grown significantly in recent times -- to 208 employees in New Jersey, about 100 of them brokers -- resulting from the acquisition of Insignia/ESG last summer, the mood is expansionary.

Earlier this year, class action litigation resulting from the acquisition of Dole Food Company ("Dole") forcefully demonstrated the potential failings of centralized ledger systems and provided an excellent example of one of the many applications of blockchain technology.

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, chairman and chief executive officer, said the company had achieved an outstanding first quarter despite the dilution from interest expense resulting from the acquisition of five newspapers and two television stations during the second, third and fourth quarters of 1985.

The valuation of acquired assets and liabilities, including goodwill, resulting from the acquisition of NDS, is reflective of the enterprise value based on the long-term financial forecast for the Phone Hardware business.

An estimated $90 million a year in savings resulting from the acquisition will start in the second half of fiscal 2000 (Clorox's fiscal year begins July 1), says Roeder.

He also expects the growth that would result from the acquisition of T.W.A. to create more pilot jobs.

Google declined to predict what kinds of services might result from the acquisition.

Most of the increase resulted from the acquisition of the Embarq Corporation last year, which tripled the company's size.

While it is still unclear how many layoffs will result from the acquisition, executives involved in the transaction said cuts would fall most heavily on administrative staff in Europe and the United States as well as managers and employees in the fixed-income and equities businesses.

Indeed, it is possible that selection pressure for the inactivation of a T3E gene may result from the acquisition of new gene functions in both the host and the bacterium and that loss of function may be an important factor in the evolution of Xanthomonas axonopodis virulence.