Sentence examples for takeover means from inspiring English sources

Suspicion remains about what the takeover means for experienced teachers.

"I don't know what takeover means," he told the Guardian.

BASICS For much of last year, this was the first and only Continental branch of Mint Hotels, a small British chain, though a recent takeover means that this property now flies under the flag of DoubleTree by Hilton.

Reading boss Nigel Adkins says Samrit Bunditkitsada's delayed takeover means he is unsure if he will be able to sign anyone before the start of the season.

And whether it comes out of the blue or has been expected for some time, a merger or takeover means one thing for employees--a lot of uncertainty.

Last week, Mr. Emerson told reporters that the unusual nature of the takeover meant that it would probably be discussed in Parliament.

What does the takeover mean for the artists and songwriters on its roster, and the British music industry?

He believed the takeover meant the "determination of what comes next for technology will not be decided in Britain any more but in Japan".

For as bad as life has been under the guerrillas -- and it has been awful -- the prospect of a Colombian military takeover meant the certain arrival of the murderous paramilitary forces.

Leeds' long-term future remains uncertain - although prospective owner Massimo Cellino's successful appeal against a Football League ban on his takeover meant a resolution moved closer on Saturday - while the club's poor league form means fans have started to nervously contemplate the possibility of being dragged into a relegation battle.

Many of the weaker local banks have closed, while a wave of recent takeovers means that foreign banks (which inspire greater confidence than local ones) now control 36% of bank deposits.