Sentence examples for consolidating it into from inspiring English sources

IBM reorganized its UNIX operation last fall, consolidating it into the mid-range systems business that includes the AS400, and, according to Tom Henkels, an analyst with the Gartner Group, "seems to have lost its interest in this business".

The fundamental commitment of this paper is taking exactness preferred standpoint of the element investigation and consolidating it into static examination keeping in mind the end goal to enlarge the precision of static investigation.

If you have a FFELP loan, you'll want to consider consolidating it into the Direct Loan program, which could allow you to qualify for a wider variety of federal loan forgiveness programs.

Delphix's data virtualization service technology helps companies manage reams of data by consolidating it into a master file that can be virtually cloned over and over again without having to duplicate or move data.

However, despite the broad scope of biology, there are certain general and unifying concepts within it that govern all study and research, consolidating it into single, coherent fields.

-Look again at your list and consolidate it into ten items.

"Once she consolidates it into the mortgage, however, her home is at stake because now the collateral is her home".

Progress towards a deal on sinks and on emissions trading was concrete, and ministers should have consolidated it into a pact rather than disband amid acrimony and disarray.

"I had to figure out how to take that matrix of lines and consolidate it into a mark-making process to build a figure".

Be bleakly realistic about how much of your time you control – for senior executives, he argues, it's rarely more than 25% – then do anything you can to consolidate it into big blocks: 90 minutes of focus is worth immeasurably more than six 15-minute "driblets".

That changed in 2010 when China cut export quotas on rare earth supplies by almost 40%, citing a desire to clean up the mess the industry had created, consolidate it into several large districts and crack down on illegal smuggling – believed to account for almost a third of all rare earth elements that left the country in 2008.