6 sentences with “acquire”

"If you give up hope," Craig Anderson writes, "you stop bothering to acquire the skills you need to succeed.

One ability of bacteria that has long been known is the ability to adapt to adverse conditions; for example, when they acquire resistance to antibiotics.

In his first part he describes a blinding vision that the deceased has. At that moment he will be able to acquire liberation if the strong intensity does not intimidate him.

Far away, behind the Iron Curtain, in a mysterious way, we had managed to acquire a pro-Western mentality ... And what could be more distant, to the West, than the United States?

It is important to note the extreme militarism and terrible brutality of Rome during the Republican period, including much of this early phase when it began to acquire its empire.

Attracted by the gold they could acquire through North African merchants, Europeans had tried, in the late Middle Ages, to sail along the continent's west coast, but their naval technology was insufficient.