Sentence examples for better merged from inspiring English sources

A sweep over the country's corporate landscape reveals a multitude of zombie firms that might do better merged with their rivals.

It can also be claimed that since the associative nature of hypertexts resembles thinking, the contents of the internet are better merged as an organic part of the users' consciousness, as compared to earlier media.

On the other hand, with all subgroup structures, it is possible to collapse subgroups together where, from a clinical perspective, there is good reason to consider them as one, or if the prevalence of a subgroup is so low as to deem it better merged with another.

Better merged than submerged, perhaps, drowned beneath the weight of guilt and impossible expectations.

Amazon and Walmart aren't the only major U.S. retailers looking to better merge online with brick-and-mortar operations.

The purpose of this paper is to study the effect of the level of Pair and the contraction of cross-section area (CSA) at the merging position on the flow energy merger and determine their optimum adjustments for a better merging process by using computation fluid dynamics (CFD).

And indeed, there's never been a better merging of Metropolis architecture, circus antics, and wet-pavement terror than Burton's take on the town.

Thus, there is a need to empirically test the effectiveness of specific guidelines under a variety of conditions in order to better merge pit latrine siting guidelines with realistic groundwater threats.

Groups of co-regulated genes (modules) correlated with each other with the Pearson correlation coefficient 0.42 or better were merged.

Jimmy: In retrospect, would Time Warner have been much better off merging with Yahoo rather than AOL? KARA_SWISHER: I'm not so sure that would have worked any better, but the Yahoo people were much less arrogant than the AOL crew, which played a big factor in the merger's failure.

Letting HBOS go may, in hindsight, have been better than merging it with Lloyds.