Sentence examples for effective merger from inspiring English sources

Looking ever more the minnow as rivals combined, Virgin needed something to emulate BA's own effective merger of UK-US routes with American Airlines.

For all its ambitious plotting, this X-Men is really an effective merger of the franchise's two separate incarnations, resolving one and continuing the other on its way towards the next summer blockbuster in 2016 – assuming there's still an appetite for it.

Managing effective mergers of culture, knowledge and people is a crucial consideration.

The restructure will see an effective management merger between the ABC's five radio networks Radio National, Classic FM, Triple J, News Radio and local radio.

After the merger, effective Jan . 1 the two brands and most of their programming will remain separate.

The numbers become really crazy when, as is often the case, the exit agreements of both companies' executives become effective in a merger.

The merger, effective on Sept. 30, will create the largest public relations agency in billings, with an estimated $500 million in revenue; there will be 3,500 employees in 74 cities in 19 countries.

With ratification by the pilots, the agreement will become effective when the merger between Delta and Northwest closes, which is expected by the end of the year, Delta's pilots union said.

If the cultures are not similar and there is a void of effective leadership, the merger happens without cultures coming together, there is incredible infighting often for years, or both situations occur.

Ours results indicate that the effects of merger are not significant 5 years after merger.

"Our timely and effective review of mergers depends on the accuracy of the information provided by the companies involved.