Sentence examples for consolidate space from inspiring English sources
The drug company, which acquired the New Jersey-based Warner-Lambert three years ago, is currently plotting how to consolidate space in New Jersey, Mr. Merin said.
"The new iH69 and iH70 are a perfect marriage of sound and design, and with their charging and sync capabilities, they are the ideal, all-in-one speaker solutions for the Mac or PC that will consolidate space and bring iHome's advanced sound technology from audio speakers to computer speakers". said Evan Stein, Vice President of Marketing, iHome.
The seven-member commission created by Denham's bill would have six years to review most federal property, recommend buildings to sell and suggest ways agencies could consolidate space.
The commission would also recommend ways the government could use its space more efficiently by, for example, consolidating space or getting agencies to move into one building.
In spite of a crowded and now consolidating space, Totsy's laser focus on providing big deals for new parents, strong early growth, and an Eco-friendly bent, has convinced its investors that big things remain ahead for the site.
The plan consolidates space that in the original floor plan had been devoted to living room, dining room, kitchen and utility room.
In Taming Tibet, Emily T. Yeh examines how Chinese development projects in Tibet served to consolidate state space and power.
Frank Tomasulo, a senior vice president for CB Richard Ellis who was one of the brokers representing the Japanese company, said Fuji wanted to consolidate its space in a building that offered more space per floor than the Elmsford building.
I need to continue to work hard, consolidate my space in the top 30.
The Brinket-Hibbard playground is one of about 90 municipal parks — mostly small play spaces — that the city of Detroit is considering putting up for sale under a contentious proposal that seeks to condense and consolidate park space and resources in thriving areas.
Shashank said the deals will continue to flow thick and fast in order to" bring on great people… and develop our product portfolio and consolidate our space".
