Sentence examples for if merged with from inspiring English sources

Bhopal, whose ruler was proud of the efficiency of his administration and feared that it would lose its identity if merged with the Maratha states that were its neighbours, also became a directly administered Chief Commissioner's Province, as did Bilaspur, much of which was likely to be flooded on completion of the Bhakra dam.

If merging with EMC causes big disruptions and distractions, it could weigh on both Dell and EMC in the coming years.

At the end the strings faded into the ether as if merging with an ineffable, eternal life force; you could scarcely tell where sound stopped and silence began.

"If the Punjabi militants gain ground, if they merged with the Taliban, it would be a terrible problem," said the official.

"If we merged with Chevron, we'd be Moron," he added.

WorldCom's size is such that if it merged with France Telecom, or even Deutsche Telekom, WorldCom might end up with the controlling interest.

An observer said: "This is an argument about scale, which would be achieved if VT merged with Babcock, versus diversification via a deal with Mouchel".

"He told me he loved CNN the way it was and if we merged with him he wouldn't change a thing".

AngloGold has proposed that if it merged with Ashanti, the combined company will be called AngloGold-Ashanti Ltd., and trade in Ghana as Ashanti-AngloGold.

Fox and Hound, based in Wichita, Kan., said that it might still accept other, unsolicited offers under certain conditions and would be required to pay a $5 million fee to Levine Leichtman if it merged with another company.

Likud agreed to reserve the 28th spot on its parliamentary list for the Jewish Home party and grant it two cabinet ministries in a future government if it merged with Jewish Power and another right-wing faction, National Union.