Sentence examples similar to start acquired from inspiring English sources

Once new hires have mastered that, they should start acquiring skills that will prepare them for their next jobs.

This prompted the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London to mount his work (1956), and both the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Art Institute of Chicago to start acquiring it.

"Banks have to start acquiring other banks again to have profit margins go higher," said the market commentator James J. Cramer, discussing the deal on CNBC.

The former Sainsbury's boss Justin King came on board as vice-chairman last year, triggering speculation that the company would start acquiring retailers.

He decided to start acquiring things, only to find that India's new business climate would mean shopping around the world.

With the next World Cup barely 19 months away in the hostile environment of New Zealand, Lièvremont's team needs to start acquiring the habit of winning.

Murray did not go to school until quite late, and remarks that "for an only child in the bush, nine is a late age to start socialisation, or to start acquiring habits of numeracy and externally imposed discipline".

JB: Will AOL start acquiring again?

In the late 1950s, the American plutocrat David Rockefeller decided that Chase Manhattan Bank should start acquiring art.

Then they realized that they had to start acquiring engineering talent and technology.

Then they realized they had to start acquiring engineering talent and technology.