Sentence examples for help merge from inspiring English sources

Having Amazon's on-demand service, called Amazon Prime Instant Video, baked into OnCue would help merge what are now two separate worlds of live and on-demand television.

To help merge the Windows 8-style "modern" apps from the Windows Store with the traditional desktop, Windows 10 can now run the newly renamed "universal apps" in windows on the desktop, as though they were any other desktop app.

But the broader intent is to initiate plays and conversations that help merge disabilities into the theatrical mainstream, so that both the people who make theater and the people who go to it no longer think of "disabled theater" as a separate entity and pat themselves on the back for fostering it.

Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry, is partnering with singer Will.i.am to help merge social networking and multimedia.

The methodologies developed in the course of this practical research have the potential to help merge the quite different cultures of the clothing and wearable electronics sectors.

Solutions are suggested that might help merge these records together in order to generate more robust physical risk scenarios for communities potentially at risk from these events and from which detection of human-induced changes to the frequency and magnitude of events can be discerned.

In the words of a colleague who was trying to help, merging in the Maze is "like merging in the Indy 500 if the drivers were talking on their cell phones and doing day trading on their Palm Pilots".

The breakaway group was named Workers United, and Mr. Raynor helped merge it into S.E.I.U.

As a leader of the group, he helped merge it in 1987 with the Lutheran Church of America and the American Lutheran Church.

After Israel's victory in the Six-Day War (June 1967) against Egypt, Jordan, and Syria, she helped merge Mapai with two dissident parties into the Israel Labour Party.

The breakaway group was named Workers United, and Mr. Raynor helped merge it into the service employees' union, which has around two million members.