Sentence examples for an effort to merge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Piano is known for exposing the structural elements of his buildings in an effort to merge function and design.

The program's problems began a decade ago with an effort to merge military and civilian weather satellites into a single project.

This was a standard practice of the Surrealists, whose work also drew on social and psychological analysis in an effort to merge the two.

The announcement, days before Nascar's Daytona 500, is the culmination of eight months of heated talks between sides in an effort to merge NESV's Fenway Sports Group with Roush, creating Roush Fenway Racing.

In 2010, a legislative effort to merge a Republican reform plan passed by the Senate with a House Joint Resolution passed with bipartisan support was nearly successful.

The pilots' union at United scuttled an earlier effort to merge the two carriers out of fear that many of its members would lose seniority.

After a second effort to merge failed, Western merged instead with Delta Air Lines in 1986.

A failed district effort to merge Polytech with another school in March was one example of the unpredictability of public education.

Alcan's hostile offer for Pechiney is simply a continuation of their effort to merge in 1999, not evidence of a surge in hostile deals among big industrial companies.

But the effort to merge DirecTV with a subsidiary of his Liberty Media conglomerate hasn't proved so difficult for the remaining shareholders of the American satellite broadcaster.

The Commission approved the deal in February, but Festival says that the merger was not scrutinised properly.General Electric (GE), a huge American conglomerate that was controversially frustrated in its effort to merge with Honeywell in 2001, is also back in the fray.