Sentence examples for consolidated itself from inspiring English sources

The problem here is not sports, but the increasing domination of our educational system by the massive corporate-commercial culture that has consolidated itself during the last 15 or 20 years.

But most important to Airbus, the former European consortium that recently consolidated itself into a single corporation, the A380 will end Boeing's monopoly on very large aircraft, which Airbus estimates will account for 22percentt of sales over the next 19 years.

The most important period in the story now appears to be less the age of Cromwell or the Industrial Revolution than the 18th century, once derided for its supposed complacency and corruption, but now heralded as the moment when Britain consolidated itself and rose to world dominance.

This behaviour consolidated itself as a moral duty and was reinforced by the desire for a good reputation from North countries.

MG was famous for its sports cars in the 1930s and 1940s, but suffered from the late 1960s onward as the labor-strife torn British car industry consolidated itself into near-oblivion.

Philosophy of science consolidated itself in the 1950s around a positivist orthodoxy roughly characterized as follows: a syntactic formal approach to theories, logical deductions and axiomatic systems, with a distinction between theoretical and observational vocabularies, and empirical generalizations.

"Brazil wants to consolidate itself as a venue for major events.

This business class sought to consolidate itself and protect its wealth through political office.

That is why the most valuable thing America could do now is to help Egypt's democracy movement consolidate itself.

Nevertheless, the Jewish national home continued to consolidate itself in terms of urban, agricultural, social, cultural, and industrial development.

"This has been a very powerful move," Mr. Kalivas said, "so I think the market is ripe to consolidate itself".