Sentence examples for able to merge from inspiring English sources

I loved being able to merge science and service.

ITV will also be able to merge its studios to save money.

The Obama campaign will be able to merge this data with MyBO data.

Beginning in April 2005, Japanese law firms will at last be able to merge fully with foreign ones.

To me art is a space where I'm able to merge all kind of knowledge in complete harmony.

Customers might prefer cozier banks, and Mr. Reed and Mr. Weill might not be able to merge their egos.

Stations will be given greater flexibility to co-locate and analogue services will be able to merge to form new DAB operations.

Wiles and Pazcoguin appeared comfortable with this blend, able to merge the flexed feet and parallel stances with the balletic virtuosity that audiences love.

Zeitz is a rare figure in the corporate world, for he is able to merge big business with grassroots sport in an apparently seamless weave.

Computer hardware and software are increasingly able to merge with the human mind, offering new possibilities for treating conditions from brain injury and paralysis to epilepsy and schizophrenia.

At Columbia, she was finally able to merge her interests and complete a project she began in Rwanda in 2008, where she interviewed survivors of the 1994 genocide.