Sentence examples for which we acquired from inspiring English sources

"Spirit Pub Company, which we acquired last year, does have legacy zero-hours contracts; we identified this as part of our due diligence and planned to remove them as part of the integration".

Two multichannel seismic (MCS) profiles, which we acquired during ice-free conditions with a 3600 m long streamer, image the transition from the North Barents Sea Margin into the southern Eurasia Basin.

Harold was responsible for the unprecedented growth and development of our firm's cooperative and condominium practice during which we acquired national preeminence representing the most prominent and successful cooperative/condominium developers in New York.

But if, after having acquired, we have not forgotten that which we acquired, then we must always have been born with knowledge, and shall always continue to know as long as life lasts-for knowing is the acquiring and retaining knowledge and not forgetting.

"We believe our shareholders will be better served by focusing our regional newspaper efforts on larger newspapers, such as The Worcester Telegram & Gazette, which we acquired last month," Russell T. Lewis, the chief executive of the Times Company, said in a statement, referring to the Massachusetts paper, which has a circulation of 107,000.

In a subset of subjects in which we acquired images of ICG dye passage at the fovea (Supplementary Table 2), we devised a strategy to remove the RPE signal from the stage 1 (Fig. 1d) AO-ICG images in order to reveal the underlying choriocapillaris.

Humans qualify as apex predators as well, although most of us are quite removed from the process through which we acquire food.

It is more like a tacit capacity, which we acquire by following the example of others.

Symmetrical or self/other parity accounts of self-knowledge treat the processes by which we acquire knowledge of our own minds as essentially the same as the processes by which we acquire knowledge of other people's minds.

The final data source is the Dun and Bradstreet database from which we acquire information on independent laboratory employment.

However, both stress the necessity of studying proofs as fundamental entities by means of which we acquire demonstrative (especially mathematical) knowledge.