Sentence examples for could merge from inspiring English sources

The latter story could merge with this one.

The schemes of the 17 euro-zone members could merge later on.

If the Rams and the Cardinals could merge, that would solve a lot of their problems.

But it is also conceivable that regional trade groups could merge.

Black suggests Tesco could merge its cheapest Everyday Value range with its main Tesco-branded line.

There's a real chance Glencore could merge with Xstrata, the mining company in which it has a 34 percent stake.

News Corporation has taken legal advice on whether it could merge the two newspapers in a seven-day operation.

With Mr. Albarn moving things along, grinning manically and never stooping to lecture, the musicians could merge their grooves.

Such a move would end speculation that Worldwide could merge with Channel 4 to create a rival state-funded organisation.

That area is also crisscrossed by narcotics traffickers, and there is fear that the two businesses could merge.

Who else could merge rock-solid philosophy with some of the greatest punchlines in Australian music history?