Sentence examples for amalgamations to from inspiring English sources
SOGAT, the biggest union in print representing both craft and non-craft workers in all areas of publishing, had evolved following a series of amalgamations to become one of the most powerful unions in the country.
I don't want this amalgamation to mean suddenly I can't access my money.
Southerners used the threat of amalgamation to undermine Northern support for the war.
From the 1920s white European settlers in the Rhodesias had sought some form of amalgamation to counter the overwhelming numerical superiority of black Africans, but this had been blocked by a British Colonial Office that was sensitive to profound African opposition.
Amalgamation is conceptually distinct from assimilation; one does not have to accept amalgamation to support assimilation.
Their amalgamation to the recent appearance of the Saxonian Granulite Massif is likely bracketed between 375 and 340 Ma.
The amalgamations led to the loss of many regimental names, including the Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, which became part of The Rifles and the Black Watch, which, after intervention by Queen Elizabeth II, retained its name but became a battalion of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.
These amalgamations led to irrigation areas of such a size that proper coordination was no longer possible.
This set is then passed to the quartet amalgamation method to estimate a supertree.
If the idea of such an amalgamation appeals to you, you're welcome to it.
MOST office workers are familiar with them -- the spongy squeezeballs and coffee mugs, the calculators and desk calendars bearing the logo of whatever conglomerated amalgamation happens to sign the checks.
