Sentence examples for fully merged from inspiring English sources

(Since 2002 Aberlour has been fully merged with Gordonstoun).

"We may end up with one company, two companies or all three companies fully merged".

P&S established a nominal affiliation with Columbia in 1860, but was not fully merged into the University until 1891.

As a typical millennial constantly glued to my phone, my virtual life has fully merged with my real life.

Missouri Pacific, however, maintained its own corporate and commercial identity until 1997, when it fully merged with Union Pacific.

It is my wife, Robyn, whose life has been fully merged with his, in a symbiosis profound and delicate.. . .

Doctors often want to collaborate and share information about prices without sharing financial risk or fully merging their office practices.

For United and Continental, the earnings highlighted what a formidable rival the companies will form once they fully merge their operations.

(Bloomberg) Although Sergio Marchionne – chief executive of Fiat and Chrysler – had hoped to avoid an initial public offering for Chrysler Group, it now seems that it's the only way he can get hold of more shares and fully merge the two automakers.

Sergio Marchionne, Fiat's chief executive, said that fully merging Chrysler and Fiat could give Fiat cash to offset some of its European losses as well as make Fiat the world's seventh-largest auto group.

For example, Time Warner Cable (soon to be known as Spectrum when it fully merges with Charter Communications) has an internet use tracker on its site for customers, Comcast has its own data use meter and AT&T has tools to check data use for its U-verse broadband service.