Sentence examples for consolidating a total from inspiring English sources

Saying that "with fewer forces, obviously we need fewer bases," Perry estimated that as much as $18 billion would be saved over the next two decades by shutting down, relocating or consolidating a total of 146 installations around the country.

By consolidating their position on these ultimate questions, they would be consolidating a part of themselves.

Mrs. Durney believed she had signed for an 8.5percentt adjustable-rate mortgage for $51,493 that would consolidate a few credit card bills and lower her total monthly payments.

He has consolidated a team.

An abundance of recent evidence has consolidated a bidirectional correlation between DM and periodontal diseases.

If the fracture has not consolidated; a new plaster will be made.

But detractors argue that Ortega has become a dictator himself and should step down after consolidating near-total political control in the hands of his family.

The inter-hub links consolidate the total flow coming from the origin hub (or any of its spoke nodes) to the destination hub (or any of its spoke nodes).

This overview was consolidated over the course of a total of two board meetings in which the authors discussed the data on antidiabetic pharmacotherapy in patients with co-morbid disease conditions.

Microsoft is expanding beyond the boundaries of its current site, adding two buildings in a downtown Redmond shopping mall for a total of three, and consolidating its North American sales headquarters staff in a new skyscraper under construction in nearby Bellevue, Wash.

In his two decades as leader of the nation's largest municipal correction officers' union, Norman Seabrook managed to consolidate near-total control, his authority on the cellblocks of Rikers Island often eclipsing that of commissioners and mayors.