Sentence examples for whose takeover from inspiring English sources

And whose takeover of our collective imaginations risked damaging their progenitors for good.

Ralcorp is also incorporated in Missouri, whose takeover rules are daunting for hostile bidders.

That virtually ended the boom for private equity firms, whose takeover business depends on the availability of cheap debt.

The deal is the latest for Sycamore, whose takeover of Talbots last year gave it ownership of the troubled women's wear chain.

It was fueled by corporate raiders, who could not resist seeming bargains on Wall Street and whose takeover bids sent share prices soaring.

Yet it requires working with Robert Mugabe, a leader whose takeover of Zimbabwe's farms a decade ago decimated the country's economy and drove out foreign investors.

Its largest asset is Archstone, the Colorado-based apartment giant whose $22 billion takeover in 2007 helped create Lehman's fatal mountain of debt.

The estate is also fighting with its former partners in Archstone, the apartment giant whose $22 billion takeover in 2007 helped load Lehman with its fatal mountain of debt.

Newt Gingrich, whose Republican takeover of the House of Representatives in 1994 was made possible by Mr. Reagan's years of toil, told Fox News that Mr. Reagan had taught him "cheerful persistence".

The handset results will probably please Microsoft, whose planned takeover of that business is aimed at expanding Microsoft's hardware offerings into direct control over the manufacture of cellphones.

Abbey National broke off merger talks with the Bank of Scotland, citing the continued uncertainty posed by the Lloyds TSB Group, whose own takeover proposal for Abbey National is under investigation by British regulators.