Sentences with phrase «probably better acquisitions»

There are other positions with better players who ARE available who are probably better acquisitions for our money and maybe we just have to make do in the striker position... or MAYBE Alexis is the guy to go up there... which leads me to question is a LW the better option?

Not exact matches

(An executive at Blind told the publication anecdotally that he knows of other startups who are promoting positive stories on Facebook, calling the tactic «probably the best form of awareness building, community building, and user acquisition there is.»)

Many fans of the club would probably rather sign a support striker for Torres ahead of any other transaction but a left winger could well be an important acquisition and maybe a squad player in this role in the form of Torbinskiy is all that is needed as the club still has the likes of Rieira and Babel to count on.

Whilst there are some disparities between the two — Wool hasn't had a print run prior to its acquisition by a major publisher, for instance, while Fifty Shades of Grey was available as print on demand before Vintage bought the rights to it — a vaguely comparable publishing model is probably the least distressing outcome to any sentence that begins «Fifty Shades of Grey - influenced», so it might be best not to question it too much.

To better illustrate what I mean, there's no better reference than that of the most famous book fair acquisition probably ever (though most people probably don't know about its book fair origin):

Well, someone out there, and probably several someones, have got it in their head that what looks too good to be true really IS too good to be true; there's a short thesis that says EBIX's revenue growth is being achieved through financial shenanigans, or, at best, through its strategy of serial acquisition.

However, it's probably a moot point: While I still think most / all of the company's cash would be better spent on share tender / buybacks, it certainly seems like investors will never revalue the underlying business as it stands — hence the need for acquisitions & diversification.

Using slack capital to improve operations, or do little tuck - in acquisitions is probably best of all.

«In large, intense, demanding M. & A. deals, the hourly rate is probably not a good proxy» for the value of legal work, said Morton A. Pierce, the chairman of the mergers and acquisition group at Dewey Ballantine.