Sentence examples for to acquisitions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of acquiring.
- The acquisition of sports equipment can be fun in itself.
Excluding onetime items, mainly related to acquisitions, earnings were 93 cents a share.
Using debt to his advantage would continue to be a hallmark of his approach to acquisitions.
Even with the renewed fever for patents, there may yet be roadblocks to acquisitions.
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With strong balance sheets, they have turned to acquisitions abroad to grow.
Both Zillow and Trulia have turned to acquisitions to help gain an edge.
Until the baggage is set aside, though, alliances may offer the best alternative to acquisitions.
Governments remain opposed to acquisitions of utilities by foreigners except, that is, in Britain.
To keep profits growing, Citigroup will probably turn to acquisitions, Mr. McVey said.
Those include an aversion to layoffs and to acquisitions of large companies.
Organic sales, which are sales not related to acquisitions, have fallen the past two quarters.
