Sentence examples for easy to merge with from inspiring English sources

The USGS maintains slope data, but it's not easy to merge with the rest.

He accused McDonnell Douglas of deliberately losing the contract to develop a prototype of America's Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), in order to make it easier to merge with Boeing, which reached the final round alongside Lockheed Martin.

Even if all bubbles can be identified, it is not easy to merge them together to form a consensus.

Skype has just updated its iOS app, making it much easier to merge Skype accounts with your Microsoft account.

This will make it easier for DCN to merge with the naval business of Thales, a privatised defence-electronics group.

European companies have found it easier to merge, in part because they are not saddled with health care costs coming due for an increasing number of retired employees.

Now, with the updated "find duplicates" tools, it'll get a bit easier to merge all of those.

Too little, too late, say the pessimists.One effect of the decrees will be to make it easier for Thailand's 91 finance companies to merge with each other, or with the country's 15 commercial banks.

Moving the other larger tiles to merge with this one will be much easier.

"You've got the likes of WMS and IGT looking to merge with gaming developers like Double Down, but they aren't easy alliances".

The change may make it easier for Baer, which vies with larger banks like UBS and the Credit Suisse Group for wealthy clients, to merge with a competitor.