Sentence examples for busy consolidating from inspiring English sources
Egypt, the most populous Arab country, is busy consolidating its counter-revolution.
Syrian regime forces and Hizbullah are busy consolidating recent battlefield gains in the surrounding hills, but their focus could soon be closer to home.
He had already served as prime minister in 1974, the same year Richard Nixon left the White House and Leonid Brezhnev was busy consolidating power in the Soviet Union.
To grasp how Vladimir Putin is progressing in his campaign to overturn the post-Cold War order in Europe, it's worth looking beyond eastern Ukraine, where the Kremlin is busy consolidating a breakaway puppet state.
WeWork has actually been busy consolidating its position, having snapped up Spacemob in Southeast Asia and its main rival in China, Naked Hub.
So these organizations, if they don't evolve quickly enough, they will simply be outcompeted by others, whether that's the latest startup, the latest disruptive technology, the large-scale competitor that is busy acquiring and consolidating in their market, whatever it might be.
Lots of studies have suggested that our brains are busy while we sleep, consolidating memories of the day's events and putting them in the context of things we already know.
"Our work sheds new light about the brain's ability to process information while asleep but also while being unconscious". While you're asleep, the brain is busy forming new memories, consolidating older ones, and linking more recent with earlier memories, during both REM and non-REM sleep.
Scientists have long known that our brains are busy at work while we sleep: creating and consolidating memories, clearing out toxins and processing importation information that we might need to recall in the future.
They began consolidating.
The industry is consolidating.
