Sentence examples for idea of merging from inspiring English sources

The idea of merging the two museums is not new.

The idea of merging RCA with HFS raises a number of issues that merit discussion.

The idea of merging with a state corporation, however, is not dead.

"The whole idea of merging newsrooms is a catastrophe," Mr. Hansen said.

But the idea of merging drug discovery with genomics has a certain familiar ring for Axys.

That led to the idea of merging with Warrington and St Helens.

The two groups talked about, then rejected, the idea of merging, and they have quibbled over various technical issues.

The basic idea of merge-and-split is that the player gradually improves its performance by constantly comparing the utility in different coalitions and switch to a superior one through the action of merging into or splitting from a coalition, until it reaches the point that the utility cannot be further increased.

The idea of basically merging American and European agricultural systems doesn't sit well with many on the other side of the Atlantic.

Such ideas raise the specter of merging Washington or foreign operations, as Knight Ridder has done.

When the museum's board met this week to discuss possible solutions to its crisis, among the ideas explored was the possibility of merging with another institution, people who were briefed on the meetings said.