Sentence examples for stake quickly from inspiring English sources
By staying under this threshold, Mr. Icahn keeps the flexibility to sell this stake quickly without penalty.
Worried that the deal would amount to nationalisation by a foreign government, the Italians asked the Germans to sell their stake quickly or at least to give up their voting rights.
It argued that the government's role should be limited primarily to the beginning of the process, but that it should then recede, becoming a passive investor, one seeking to sell its stake quickly.
Porsche already owns options for VW shares — allowing it to amass a majority stake quickly — but the company said it wouldn't go ahead with the purchase until the move was approved by European and other regulators, a process that Porsche expects to last several months.
Of course, if the OFT, Ofcom or the Competition Commission had been similarly empowered, and Sky had been forced to divest its ITV stake quickly, it would have saved the company over £600m, as the shares have lost two thirds of their value since Murdoch and Darroch bought them, in a wheeze designed to frustrate a possible Virgin Media merger with ITV.
Nguyen sold his stake quickly and started Seven, a wireless e-mail firm that claims 1.4 billion accounts.
The proposal also suggests that revising the rules is called for by changes in market practices and trading technologies, which have expanded opportunities for outside shareholders to accumulate large stakes quickly before being required to make a public disclosure.
And if an explosion in the Middle East should tempt someone like Mr. Hussein to interrupt oil flows or unleash weapons of mass destruction, the stakes quickly become global, challenging the major powers, even more than they are challenged today, to distinguish what is prudent from what is rash.
If they grow bearish or need liquidity, they might sell stakes quickly.
Speed is a competitive advantage when it comes to apps and hardware, and cutting-edge advances turn into also-ran table stakes quickly – which means today's mercury is tomorrow's molasses.
