Sentence examples for are now merging from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the three Planned Parenthood branches that are now merging received more than $5 million combined from the state family-planning budget; in 2013, they expect no money.

Two companies targeting the "mom" demographic with a product lineup that includes party supplies, crafts, toys, and more, Seedling and P.S. XO, are now merging.

(It also doesn't help that the wireless providers are now merging left and right. As if less choice was ever beneficial to consumers).

As research areas such as ecophysiology ([ 17- 19]) as well as ecology and evolution ([ 20- 22]) are now merging with functional genomics ([ 23]; reviewed in [ 24]) the technique of heterologous hybridization will become more prominent.

Meanwhile, the sections that used to be devoted to Judaica and Jewish ethnography are now merged into "Jewish Art and Life," connecting the secular with the religious.

However, another result of this operation is that fibers which lie close together are now merged to a single fiber in the image.

If you're married, you feel closer then ever, as if your personalities are now merged into one.

Both organisations are now merged into the Confidential Advisory Group CAGG).

At the end of all the required cluster comparisons, the cluster pairs which had at least k links are now merged.

Clickair is now merging with a rival Spanish start-up, Vueling, to mop up overcapacity in Spain.

It recently bought out its partner in NiftyServe, Japan's largest online information service, which it is now merging with its own InfoWeb access service.