Sentence examples for lead to merger from inspiring English sources

Any such transfer of control "would inevitably lead to merger with other services, control moving to Exeter and the loss of jobs in Cornwall", Mr Tidbury's report said.

In most industries, such a situation would quickly lead to mergers.

"That tends to lead to discussions that lead to mergers with larger companies and more liquidity for their stock.

One analyst said the recent troubles in the industry could lead to mergers that are long overdue.

The talk is that mergers among the banks will lead to mergers between their affiliated life insurers as well, either when they demutualise, or before then, by setting up joint companies to handle new business.

There's some good wordplay here too: ONRAMPS are, of course, "things that lead to mergers?" and while I thought the clue was better than the somewhat odd entry, ODORIZE means to "make scents of?" That's funny.

While the bid failed, it led to merger talks that resulted in Chrysler's acquisition in 1998 by the German automaker Daimler-Benz.

The prevailing thinking, that larger food companies make better global suppliers, has led to mergers like the $20.3 billion proposed acquisition by Unilever of Bestfoods, which was announced last month, and the $14.9 billion proposed purchase of Nabisco by Philip Morris.

The collaboration could lead to a merger, said Roger Nyhus, an ICO-Teledesic spokesman.

Officials for the companies said the agreement could eventually lead to a merger.

No one suggested that the efforts would lead to a merger.