Sentence examples for would try to acquire from inspiring English sources
Cashman declined to discuss Wells because of tampering rules, but one club official said it was possible the Yankees would try to acquire Wells.
Mr. Schoen, beIN Sport's new announcer, said he was unaware whether his new employer would try to acquire the United States rights to England's Premier League when they come up for bid.
Level 3, based in Broomfield, Colo., said it would try to acquire about one-fifth of its $8 billion in debt for 27 cents to 57 cents on the dollar.
Remember back when the lockout ended and ESPN's Pierre Lebrun tried to explain a complicated bit of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement by imagining a scenario where the Toronto Maple Leafs would try to acquire Vancouver goalie Roberto Luongo again in the future and, were that to be the case, how difficult it might become?
* Does not think CME Group would try to acquire NYSE.
Our results suggest that large numbers of persons would try to take precautionary measures to reduce their risk of acquiring pandemic influenza.
But its underlying bargain – that the nuclear powers would disarm and share their technology for peaceful purposes and, in return, the rest of the world would not try to acquire nuclear weapons – is fraying.
Mr. Ricks said Southwest was studying Lynx, a regional subsidiary of Frontier, but did not know whether it would also try to acquire it.
He also said he does not think CME Group, the biggest U.S. futures exchange operator, would make an attempt to try to acquire NYSE Euronext or Deutsche Boerse, as it is unlikely those deals would get consummated.
Barclays was never shy about trying to do what anybody in a buyer's market would do, which was to try to acquire Lehman assets at a discount.
The Yankees still might try to acquire Jaha or Sprague.
