Sentence examples for consolidated much from inspiring English sources

The city is surrounded by villages from all approaches and the group has consolidated much of its leadership and many of its diehard fighters amid the city's dense urban landscape.

While the Taiwanese company has consolidated much of its mobile offerings in recent years, it announced today at the Consensus 2018 blockchain conference in New York that its upcoming Exodus handset is embracing everyone's favorite tech buzzword.

Pain consolidated much of his power in Shropshire and Herefordshire at Bridgnorth Castle, often using that site as a place of business in preference to Shrewsbury, which had previously been the main centre of business for his predecessors as sheriff.

One popular interpretation is that this 25 percent represented a hard ceiling on Mr. Romney's support — and that it was only a matter of time before some "not Romney" candidate consolidated much of the remaining 75 percent of the vote and overtook him.

Although no course can replace professional experience, says Styles, he feels that the Praxis course "consolidated much information I was already using day-to-day, but gave me a good insight into the roles of others in the technology-transfer process such as lawyers and financial experts".

Despite the disparate nature of the sources studied, we were able to synthesize domains that consolidated much of the conceptual thinking about scale and scaling up found in the literature.

A combination of the biggest Russian aluminum maker, Rusal, controlled by Mr. Deripaska, and Norilsk would consolidate much of Russia's nonferrous metals industry.

Opponents of the plan to consolidate much of nation's spent nuclear waste at the site have long acknowledged that the odds were against their success.

Liberty Media, which has stakes in a wide range of media companies, has been making a push into Europe, where the industry is consolidating, much as it has expanded in the United States over the last five years.

And the stories of the storm are consolidating, much as they did following the floods last year in Baton Rouge, around the failures of the government's preparations and response to the disaster, and the successes of private individuals' rescue efforts.

From that moment, the Tories were on their way out of power.It has been Mr Blair's extraordinary political achievement to consolidate much of that support over the last five years (one or two blips apart), while at the same time pursuing a moderately redistributionist policy agenda.