Sentence examples for all consolidations from inspiring English sources

All consolidations are expected to take place between July and October.

A recent overview of hospital mergers in Europe and North America argued that "[a]lmost all consolidations fall short, since those in leadership positions lack the necessary understanding and appreciation of the differences in culture, values and goals of the existing facilities" [ 15].

It's a winner-takes-all consolidation".

The go-to framework for regulation is usually antitrust, but if the internet has an inherent tendency for winner-takes-all consolidation then regulation by breaking up may be both a Sisyphean task and a counterproductive destruction of value.

As Time Warner tries to dodge 21st Century Fox's takeover attempt, some are wondering what all this consolidation and potential consolidation mean for those who may be left out of the dance.

Nearly all the consolidations this year will occur in July and August, and they will resume early next year.

Mr. Branson, on the other hand, argued that not all consolidation is good, citing the alliance between British Airways and American Airlines, both competitors to Virgin Atlantic, as "one consolidation too many".

After all, consolidation over several decades had transformed New York from a city with several dozen big banks to a place with only three major choices: Chase, Citibank and the Bank of New York.

The pertinent question is: What can all the consolidation do for music fans?

For all the consolidation of the past few years, there is room for a lot more.

The danger for Chrysalis is that amid all the consolidation it will be left out in the cold.