Sentence examples for be fully merged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Condit said that the reorganization would take effect immediately and that the separate divisions should be fully merged by the end of the year.

Eventually, this video art will be fully merged with virtual reality, where artificial art may become as commonplace as real art.

Wyly said Bauer will continue as chairman--acting in an advisory role--of Sterling's new Informatics unit, which eventually will be fully merged with Sterling.

Thus, all supplemental figures need to be fully merged with figures in the main body of the text.

(Since 2002 Aberlour has been fully merged with Gordonstoun).

It is my wife, Robyn, whose life has been fully merged with his, in a symbiosis profound and delicate.. . .

For the most part, by the end of the 19th century the river of Indian ganita had been fully merged into the ocean of modern mathematics.

In 1992 the stock exchanges at Cairo (1903) and Alexandria (1881), which had been closed since the early 1960s, were reopened, and in 1997 they were fully merged as the Cairo and Alexandria Stock Exchange.

The two were fully merged in 1991.

It is too early to claim that the anti-vaccine and anti-GMO movements are fully merging, but there seems little doubt that the circles of followers in their Venn diagrams driven by similar conspiracist fears about big corporations, ideological preference for "natural" alternatives and opposition to modern science generally are increasingly overlapping.

P&S established a nominal affiliation with Columbia in 1860, but was not fully merged into the University until 1891.