Sentence examples for strategically attractive from inspiring English sources

Amec's chief executive, Samir Brikho, said the potential combination was "financially and strategically attractive".

"I don't see where CIT is a strategically attractive asset for Lehman," said one analyst, who insisted on not being identified.

Chris Williams, the 3i partner who led the transaction said: "We hadn't planned to make any partial realisation at this stage, but with a business well ahead of its milestones, and strategically attractive to others, the board of NCP decided that Macquarie's offer provided the right solution for developing both of the businesses further".

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We view the deal as strategically very attractive paving the way for development planning and execution.

"This project will provide visitors with strategically located, attractive and affordable lodging options, while also materially improving our ability to compete for conventions," said Doane Liu, executive director of the city's Department of Convention and Tourism Development, earlier this week.

Flemming Ornskov, Shire's chief executive, said the proposed offer "would be strategically and financially attractive to both our companies, accelerating our respective growth ambitions".

He added, however, "MetLife does not need to enter into any M.& A. transaction to meet its business objectives, and, as we've previously stated, our philosophy regarding M.& A. activity is that any deal MetLife pursues would be strategically important and financially attractive to our shareholders".

"As a result, we have a strong, attractive pipeline strategically aligned within the organization's core objectives".

However, the high cost of this process and various issues surrounding the production of plant oils for non-food purposes make the search for alternative routes both attractive and strategically pertinent.

In fact, the U.S. may be losing those individuals to other, more attractive and strategically-minded countries.