Sentence examples similar to triggers bid from inspiring English sources

RBS said: [The] strategic value of Arm could trigger bid speculation, in our view.

Under Swedish law, this also triggers a bid for Scania, a Swedish truck manufacturer that is majority owned by Volkswagen but Porsche revealed Tuesday that it was putting forward a miserly offer that Scania's shareholders are unlikely to accept.

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These nannies are so sought after in some circles that a candidate, particularly if college-educated and well-versed in English, can trigger a bidding war and command more than $100,000 a year, said Clifford Greenhouse, president of the Pavillion Agency, a large national placement service that serves an upscale clientele.

The computer sends out a tender to all the pit emptiers in the vicinity, triggering a bidding war.

From the very beginning, his grimacing characters triggered protracted bidding contests.

Leucadia's application to buy MCI's share may trigger other bids for the company, analysts said.

Steve Lamacq (a former NME colleague who was to be best man at Williams's wedding) played the trackon Radio 1 and triggered a bidding war for the band.

if he's gone to Las Vegas to give a speech and try to trigger a bidding war, then, no, it doesn't bode well.

But a key to any extraordinary transaction is maintaining confidentiality to avoid driving up the stock price – and perhaps triggering a bidding war.