1. He tried to buy into the club but was not accepted.

2. They are looking to buy into another insurance company.

3. Investors were invited to buy into state-owned enterprises.

4. I'm not going to buy into the argument.

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5. I don't buy into all that New Age stuff.

6. Other companies could buy into the firm.

7. We don't buy into the myth that money is the answer to everything.

8. He did not buy into hyped investments.

9. Among single men, 59 percent buy into the myth and 68 percent of all married men believe it to be true.

10. Perhaps Hathaway was naive to buy into his dream of a record for their 7-year - old daughter.

11. You can buy into a tropical dream for as little as $ US70 a night.

12. The media buy into the scam because such scare stories about unseen threats make good headlines.

13. Women buy into that thinking, too(), and so pick up the slack for men.

14. If you buy into that idea, let me try to sell you on yet another one.

15. Of course, investors who buy into Telescan must be able to stomach short-term volatility.

16. Willingham claims to buy into that theory to a point.

17. Of course first you have to buy into the spell.

18. Mr. Tanaka wants to buy into our company.

19. Don't tell me that some people still buy into that antique mumbo jumbo.

20. None of this requires any single new allto buy into - and no complicated new identity standard.

21. What's more, employees must buy into the programs for them to work.

22. Successful traders buy into bad news & sell into good news.

23. Getting them to buy into the system is next to impossible.

24. Investors buy into these companies because they want a high income on a regular basis.

25. To buy into that opposing corporation I would need the actual combat data of the Tyrant.

26. It's too easy, as a divorced man living away from your children, to buy into self-pity.

27. Imagine what will happen to worker productivity and health-care costs if they all buy into the prevailing images of decline and decay.

28. If talk is cheap, then being silent is expensive. And many people it seems, can't afford to buy into it. Anthony Liccione 

29. Some people are on the outside of all that, wishing they could buy into it.

30. And even Cotton Fitzsimmons, an incorrigible optimist by nature, seemed to buy into that at least a little bit.

1. He tried to buy into the club but was not accepted.

31. Rose berry tried to buy into the club but was not accepted.

32. So the elevator speech is ultimately a 30-second or less explanation (in A.I.D.A. style) that persuades the other person to "buy into" your vision.

33. The reason: It forces you to buy into depressed sectors that may be due for a rebound, while lightening up on highflying sectors that could be set to tumble.

34. For the program to work, you need to buy into using other Apple entertainment products.

35. They have a real balance of guys who know their roles and buy into it.

36. At any rate,[sentence dictionary] Jackson said he hoped Bryant would continue to buy into a team - first principle.

37. Why are people so eager to buy into organic food?

38. Coined as 'reverse socialisation', many middle-aged women are becoming 'consumer dopplegangers ' striving to regain their youthful appearance as they buy into the same products as their offspring.

39. That means the quality of WAC applications is limited -- something developers won't necessarily buy into.

40. If we buy into the idea that these people are "naturally" unwrinkled, the comparison is always likely to come up wanting.