Sentence examples for it has consolidated from inspiring English sources

Google does not charge a fee to show a business on a Google Map, and it has consolidated its Places and plus listings under its Google My Business portal, which offers basic business listings for free.

It has consolidated its rule in the past 18 months since pushing out its rivals loyal to the more Western-oriented and moderate Fatah party of President Mahmoud Abbas, who sits in Ramallah in the West Bank.

It has consolidated its control of the town's two airports, while the Ugandans have withdrawn across the nearby river Tshopo.

But I do wish it would be more adventurous now it has consolidated its position in the theatrical community.

It has consolidated its dominance as the language of the Internet, where 80percentt of the world's electronically stored information is in English, according to David Graddol, a linguist and researcher.

Since the yen's technical breakdown from that wedge formation in late-May, it has consolidated near its worst level in over a decade against the U.S. dollar.

By 2012 the university was no longer regarded as high-risk, it was generating a financial surplus, it had consolidated its estate and rebranded as the University of West London.

Motorola said yesterday that it had consolidated its global advertising, with billings estimated at $150 million, by naming Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York, part of the WPP Group, to handle those duties.

Pepsi-Cola International said yesterday that it had consolidated its account at offices of BBDO Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, by naming the agency to handle the Mirinda and 7Up brands in overseas markets.

The First Union Corporation in Charlotte, N.C., said yesterday that it had consolidated its direct marketing account at two shops: Hill, Holliday Direct in Boston, which will serve as the lead direct marketing agency, and Earle Palmer Brown Direct in Philadelphia, which will handle projects and special assignments.

Brown & Williamson Tobacco of Louisville, Ky., a division of British American Tobacco that sells cigarette brands like Kool and Lucky Strike, said yesterday that it had consolidated duties on its account, with spending estimated at $50 million, by naming Media Kitchen in New York to handle print media planning and buying.