Sentence examples for effectively merged with from inspiring English sources

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.

RNC members passed a resolution giving Trump the party's "undivided support" and effectively merged with Trump's campaign.

The project of European economic integration, and its associated peace project, effectively merged with the Euro-Atlantic security partnership, a fateful elision that undermined the rationale of both and which in the end provoked the Ukraine crisis.

The companies will effectively merge, with Charles Drucker taking on a role as executive chairman and Co-CEO and Philip Jansen as Co-CEO.

Labour faces a possible game of musical chairs in north-east London with Jeremy Corbyn's Islington North seat effectively merging with Diane Abbott's Hackney North and Stoke Newington to create a new seat of Finsbury Park and Stoke Newington.

Technologies could emerge allowing us to effectively merge with our AGI creations, scanning our brains and transferring our minds into robot bodies, or wiring AGIs into our brains via "cranial jacks".

We all know that the California freeways are crammed with brain-dead drivers who hog the slow lane, apparently incapable of learning how to effectively merge with new drivers entering the freeway.

But American officials say that when Mr. Saleh is not giving interviews, he has rarely wavered from his early theory that the plot was hatched by Arab Afghans linked to a militant Egyptian Islamic group, which American law enforcement officials say effectively merged in 1998 with Mr. bin Laden's network.

Once you've launched the first project, you will have effectively merged your smart manufacturing strategy with your business strategy into a smart business strategy, which, like all strategies, must be revisited and revised as market conditions change.

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".