Sentence examples for example of a merger from inspiring English sources

He pointed to this week's announcement of talks between OfficeMax and Office Depot, a classic example of a merger between two companies in the same business that would save costs and reduce competition.

GlaxoSmithKline is cited as an example of a merger that didn't work; it is bigger than the companies that formed it but still suffers from a relative paucity of new drugs.

A2065 seems an excellent example of a 'compact merger', i.e., when the centres of the two clusters have just started to interact, producing a shock in the ICM.

From today onward, commentators and MBA professors will probably call DaimlerChrysler the perfect example of a failed merger, another case study showing how not to engage in an ambitious equity swap with another firm.

The United merger is a grand example of a consumer sinkhole — a merger that proves to be not just a onetime event but an ongoing disaster for consumers (and shareholders) who suffer for years after.

It is such a formidable challenge that some have argued "[t]o date, an example of a vibrant and successful merger of academic health centers remains to be found" [ 25].

With its utensils suspended over a dense covering of gray pigment strokes, the work is a good example of the merger of abstraction's ambiguity and the specifics of life.

"This is a nice example of this merger," she says.

The most recent example is US Airways, the product of a merger two years ago with America West Airlines.

For example, a merger between two of the six major publishing companies, Random House and Penguin Group (Pearson) has been recently announced.

It would also be a rare example of a cross-border European bank merger, following the recent purchase by Spain's top bank, Santander Central Hispano, of Britain's Abbey.