Sentence examples for her merger from inspiring English sources

After all, the subsequent performance of HP, she says, more than vindicates her merger strategy.

But the reality TV star – who recently completed her merger (read: married) outspoken rap "prophet" Kanye West  – has decided to dedicate an entire blog to reasoning why she's decided to step foot back into the Beverly Hills Hotel.

In promoting her merger plan to a gathering of analysts and investors last week, Carleton S. Fiorina, the chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, declared, "The pure product era is over".

She was soon pilloried for sweeping work-force cuts, unmet earnings projections and tumbling stock prices; disparaged by the Hewlett and Packard families, who staged a narrowly defeated proxy battle against her merger of H.P. with Compaq; and fired in February 2005, the climax of an exhaustively chronicled corporate melodrama.

With frustration running high inside the company and resentment growing over Ms Fiorina's tough management style which clashed with the collegial culture that HP staff were used to managers started leaving to join rivals.Ms Fiorina laboured on through the criticisms, doggedly defending her merger with Compaq and insisting that "synergies" would eventually make HP a leader in all of its businesses.

If her mergers and acquisition career doesn't pan out, Adela can always stick to her initial calling as an expert on childbirth.

She was caught in a bruising and very personal proxy battle with Walter B. Hewlett, son of a Hewlett-Packard founder, over her $19 billion merger plan with Compaq Computer.

cheerleaders out there, if she fails to complete her planned merger with Compaq Computer, she may go to the showers a loser.

Drew had created within her own group the same dynamic that had vexed her since the merger with JPMorgan: one group of traders, who mostly handled straightforward assets, felt insulted and underestimated by another group, who prided themselves on the sophistication of their quantitative skills and conveyed their disdain openly in videoconference calls.

Irving then asked her about the merger of the Victorian and NSW union branches in May 2010.

Alice Guilhon, the director of Skema, said that while her institution's merger was relatively successful, it was not a cure-all for business schools in France.