Sentence examples for increasingly consolidating from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to gain a broader business and strategy skillset as sectors are increasingly consolidating.

Earlier Oracle witnesses like Lawrence J. Ellison, its chief executive, and Safra Catz, co-president, testified that PeopleSoft was the target because of its seeming vulnerability and failing fortunes in an increasingly consolidating software industry.

In turn, larger companies are increasingly consolidating their own clouds into massive data centers.

It's the latest shot in the battle for dominance in the market for software training content — a sector that is increasingly consolidating around larger, better-funded companies.

The amount of capital invested has trailed the amount raised for a number of years, and the capital that is being raised is increasingly consolidating among fewer, larger firms.

I worry a lot about the BTs, because it seems that popular culture is increasingly consolidating around a disappointingly rigid idea – really, a coarse caricature of what "real" innovation, and "real" innovators, look like – i.e. FFBs, hunched over an iPad at Philz, not BTs, staring at a PC in the midst of some corporate cubicle farm or a small family business.

John Connaughton, a professor of economics at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, said Martinsville faced a challenge because the motorsports industry had increasingly consolidated around Charlotte.

As the FM radio industry becomes increasingly consolidated in the hands of a few large companies that concentrate on mainstream programming, they said, AM stations are increasingly turning to more specialized audiences with ethnic and other "niche" programs.

With the consumption of beer in most developed countries either flat or declining, brewers have increasingly consolidated in an attempt to achieve synergies by selling several brands through a common distribution channel.

Importantly, it would have also injected much-needed competition into an environment where private insurance plans are increasingly consolidated.

The process was just as chaotic as the one surrounding the secretively written healthcare bill, but where the Affordable Care Act repeal effort faltered thanks to a couple Republican senators voting no, the tax bill was signed into law by Donald Trump on December 22. Republicans at the state level are increasingly comfortable consolidating power in unprecedented ways.