Sentence examples for expected to merge from inspiring English sources

Two large wildfires in northwest Colorado have burned a combined 30,000 acres and are expected to merge this week.

Both Citigroup and Banamex had individual pension fund companies, and they were expected to merge the two.

Carnival is expected to merge next year with P & O Princess Cruises, a London company that is also traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

As a consequence, Virgin Atlantic is expected to merge with a larger carrier or join an airline alliance, pending a strategic review being carried out by Deutsche Bank.

Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS, which is expected to merge with Lloyds, will probably be forced to suspend dividends to ordinary shareholders, revamp its compensation, improve loans to small businesses and accept government-appointed managers on its boards.

To add to that corporate image, Killington and its eight sister resorts are expected to merge next month with an even larger entity -- Meristar Hotels and Resorts -- in a deal orchestrated by Killington's owner, the American Skiing Company.

The company, based in Bartlesville, Okla., expects to merge with a rival, Conoco, to create the seventh-biggest company, according to market value, and the nation's third-largest oil company, based on revenue.

Whatever Mr. Sidgmore does, he is likely to opt for a plan that is more formal than the one his predecessor, Mr. Ebbers, instituted when WorldCom's top management was expecting to merge with Sprint and continue growing.

They expect to merge their two products by the end of 2014.

The broadcaster says it is expecting to merge with XM Satellite Radio at the end of the year, which may help it get back into shape.

Corpbanca is expected to be merge in 2015 with the Chilean unit of Brazilian bank Itau Unibanco Holdings.