Sentence examples for effectively merge from inspiring English sources

Anna inhabits the nanny's itinerant past with such abandon that by the book's melancholy final act, the two women's lives, separated by decades, effectively merge.

Some critics say that the alliances have allowed some airlines to dodge international antitrust regulations and effectively merge on major routes.

It will effectively merge data from two charts from the Official Charts Company – one for streaming, and one for sales – but the weighting of each in determining the chart positions isn't yet clear.

Just minutes before bidding was set to start in Zurich for four licenses, a string of deals that would effectively merge two of the bidders into one reduced the number of potential buyers from five to four.

The government is facing an immediate Welsh revolt over its hastily negotiated licence fee deal, with S4C today launching a judicial review of the decision to "effectively merge [it] with the BBC".

The region's two largest players, Mol of Hungary and OMV of Austria, have put in bids that would effectively merge their companies with PKN, while PKN itself says it plans to pursue again efforts that were rejected by Polish antitrust regulators last year to acquire the refinery.

That group has since effectively merged with Al Qaeda.

There the two cultures effectively merged, with Korean potters producing wares according to Japanese specifications for nearly 100 years.

Effectively merging the realistic and the decorative schools of stage design, the set became an inseparable part of each dance.

Mr. Simon, a sharp, well-practiced musician, comes from Venezuela and effectively merges South American song forms with the new version of straight-ahead jazz.

Proof positive of its rich potential comes in a beautiful, pink-spotted work from 1936 by Georges Hugnet, who also effectively merged frottage and collage.