Sentence examples for from merging from inspiring English sources

Gamma ray bursts can also come from merging neutron stars.

Executives said that amount was derived from a calculation of efficiencies from merging the organizations.

An earlier version said the Office of Fair Trading had stopped two Bristol trusts from merging.

The savings would come from merging operations and redundant back-office functions, like billing and marketing.

Meanwhile, the use of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States prevented airlines from merging.

Both foresee major savings from merging operations with Newsday, including printing.

Detectors sensed three other gravitational waves since the first, all from merging black holes.

Brazil would have benefited from merging with most of its neighbors.

It exists specifically to constrain cities and to prevent towns from merging together.

This figure results from merging average self-reported happiness, as above, with life expectancy.

The government is also expected to gain a windfall from merging some commonwealth entities and abolishing others.