| Aren't the acquisitively ambitious simply seeking to gain the material comforts she has in abundance? |
| Girard has elucidated the mimetic, indeed acquisitively mimetic and potentially violent, character of a great deal of human desire. |
| A sadistic smile graced Lindel's face as he perused through the first row, collecting the shifting papers almost acquisitively. |
| In the future, York will look to also grow acquisitively by remaining active in the search for the right add-on acquisitions to this business. |
| Although large, and growing acquisitively, the Nordic players are far from safe. |
| More recent behavioral studies in economics complicate the idea that individuals act rationally, acquisitively, or consistently. |
