Sentence examples for experienced mergers from inspiring English sources

MBA students such as Tim Chater have experienced mergers and redundancy and want to make their own security through starting a business.

The likely scenario in which this could have happened is if the galaxy hosting the black hole experienced mergers or collisions with other galaxies through its evolutionary history.

The field is already experiencing mergers and acquisitions, as mature firms absorb the technical expertise of floundering startups, de Jager said.

A union of Qualcomm and NXP would be the latest in an industry that has recently experienced big mergers.

He brought in outside executives to round out his 3M-bred team, including Robert Edwards, a chief financial officer experienced in mergers and acquisitions from his days in the railroad industry, and Brad Allen, an investor relations executive known on Wall Street from his days at Digital Equipment and Cray Computer.

They experienced the merger as a comedown, as if they were Dean & Deluca and they had just been bought by Stop and Shop.

WHILE most industry experts agree that diamantaires will never experience the mergers and acquisitions that have transformed other industries, the new partnerships will create challenges for companies that are used to making decisions based on what is best for the family in the long term.

"We've got to do something to make sure that future mergers don't result in the same costly service problems that we experienced in past mergers," Mr. Speight said.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, which is going through a rocky period – with board defections and explorations of possible mergers – experienced a dip in attendance.

For example, a survey on nurses' response to changes showed that those who had experienced reform-related mergers or restructuring held more negative perceptions of the climate for patient care than those who had not been through a merger, although the relationship was less strong than it was for restructuring.

"Each of the proposed models has severe problems, and this includes this present one as well," says astrophysicist Noam Soker of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, who with Romuald Tylenda of the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center in Warsaw, Poland, first proposed that V838 Mon experienced a stellar merger.