Sentence examples for try and acquire from inspiring English sources

"And I think what motivated us to take the step we took to try and acquire Time Warner was an opportunity to create a company with a unique position of leadership, unique global content and brands.

"One of our goals was to try and acquire a top-of-the-rotation guy, somebody we felt was going to make a difference, and we think that Cliff certainly can do that," Phillies General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. told The Associated Press on Wednesday.

"It's such a wonderful thing – and such a historic view of the town at the point when it is changing rapidly from a little fishing village to a major resort," said Lund, who helped persuade the council to try and acquire it for the museum.

This means they don't have to rush out to try and acquire someone to match Facebook's acquisition of Beluga.

Which likely explains why PasswordBox has decided that getting customers for this portion of its business through acquisition is easier than shouting about impending demise to try and acquire new ones.

Sun's open strategy may not have had an obvious effect on the struggling company's bottom line, but its R&D investments appears to have attracted IBM in much the same way that Yahoo's vulnerability encouraged Microsoft to try and acquire that other beleaguered Valley property.

Best way to get acquired from GrandCentral founder: don't try and get acquired!

With over 1200 exhibitors filling 345,000 square feet of exhibit space, and 100,000 products will be displayed (with over 7,000 never before seen in the world), the 30,000 attendees expected will find it nearly impossible to check out, let alone try and hopefully acquire, a decent portion of the goodies available.

This does underline the challenges in reality that a plaintiff faces when trying to access and acquire evidential information that is crucial for the proof of the claim [ 40].

Sure, some brave companies will take a plunge and try to acquire at a lower value.

I have had to accept that and try to acquire a little bit of confidence.