Sentence examples for takeover results from inspiring English sources

If a foreign takeover results in a change of headquarters, banks, lawyers, consultants and other organisations may lose work they used to get from the acquired company.

And if the takeover results in his losing his job -- even if he chooses to walk away of his own volition -- he will win even bigger.

And the former Stevenage and Gillingham boss is hopeful that talk by chairman Imraan Ladak of two interested parties in a takeover results in an improved financial situation for the club imminently.

Chelsea's takeover resulted in a revamped city charter and was an unqualified success.

A succession of managerial changes following the club's takeover resulted in Wormull acting as caretaker manager for four matches in November 2005, a role in which he made a positive start.

Takeovers resulted in a heavy debt burden during the credit crunch, and a loan renegotiation was followed by a rights issue.

The head of BP Amoco's new global lubricants division, David Baldry, said the takeover would result in 1,700 job cuts.

The Satyam founder's admission in January led to a stock slump and a government takeover that resulted in the sale of the company to Tech Mahindra.

Morrill talks at length about the waves, a total corporeal takeover that resulted in picking up prostitutes, cruising for hours on end, woman after woman, in a Dionysian but dystonic frenzy.

The right takeover can result in cost cuts through economies of scale although in the long run, the academic evidence in favour of takeovers is mixed.A takeover boom is a classic signal of the final stages of a bull market, a sign that financial engineering has taken over from genuine business expansion.

Updated at 1.04pm BST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.18pm BST12 18 Labour's Kevin Brennan says the Pfizer boss said any takeover would result in a fall in R&D and a fall in employment.