Sentence examples for conglomerations are from inspiring English sources

The conglomerations are of almost sphericity after conglomerated.

Then the small conglomerations were used as the templates for the soapless microemulsion polymerization.

Focus, argue the men from BCG, can be a straitjacket.Harder than it looksTo say that a well-run conglomerate can sometimes succeed is hardly proof that conglomeration is a sound principle.

Mr. Weill's original business concept — the justification of financial conglomeration — was to provide one-stop shopping to any and all customers.

The Big East was founded on basketball, and its current 16-team conglomeration is considered by many to be the premier basketball conference in the country.

"It was just my understanding of the direction the YankeeNets conglomeration was going in," he said during a conference call yesterday, "and I wanted a level of comfortability that the success of the Devils and the way we've run the Devils would be manageable.

For instance, an art exhibition at the centre displayed side by side the plain, austerely elegant furniture produced by the religious movement known as the Shakers (motto: "Put your hands to work and your hearts to God"), and 30 rapturously gaudy Harley-Davidson motorcycles.America's free-wheeling spirit of cultural conglomeration is nowhere more rampant than in its music.

Conglomeration is a good start, because this way they can move with one body (though it be postponing the inevitable) and strike with one fist (though the blow be misplaced).

The elongation resumes only when the whole conglomeration is transferred to the Sec62 translocon.

Each conglomeration is an originating structure for between 3 and 20 centrifugal arteries parallel to the centripetal ones.

The conglomerations, however, are very compact.