Sentence examples for certainly merged from inspiring English sources

Now living in Cambridge, Massachusetts, however, I have slowly but certainly merged parts of myself with parts of America.

Also, some predicted gene models (TNXB for example) straddle the gaps and almost certainly merge parts of separate loci (TNXA and TNXB for example) that are not completely presented on the assembly because of mis-assembly and/or assembly gaps.

As companies get larger — and I saw this with AOL even before we merged, but certainly after the merger with Time Warner — we did shift from being an attacker to a defender.

Parents of the privileged children would certainly object to merging the elite programs with the vocational schools.

"No, that is absolutely not true," responded Jeffrey Light, a lawyer advising Occupy DC. "We certainly did not merge the groups or anything like that".

A merger would also benefit the oneworld global alliance, to which American belongs and which the merged airline would almost certainly stick with.

There are certainly other places where genes and genealogy have merged.

This will mean that the institutions which many working-class students rely on to provide accessible places will cut quality and student numbers; some will almost certainly be forced to merge or close, and the government has made clear that it will not bail them out.

In the long-term, there's certainly an opportunity for merging the brands".

Certainly Microsoft, which began merging Yammer with its popular SharePoint product right after buying it, recognized the advantages of collaboration.

(Motherland is now being merged with two other parties into what will become the main "opposition"—almost certainly a completely loyal one).