Sentence examples for looking to merge from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians weren't looking to merge into something larger.
Rumors had swirled recently that Chadbourne was looking to merge after the departure of some partners.
"We weren't looking to merge traditions, we were looking to hold on to our traditions".
Bain is now looking to merge with Junior Adventures Group, which operates about 400 sites around Australia.
Inspired by this, materials scientists are now looking to merge biology and engineering -- the natural and human-made.
Fox is also looking to merge its production division Shine, maker of shows including MasterChef, with Big Brother maker Endemol and the company behind American Idol.
So most generics firms will probably look to merge with peers.
The three councils said they would now look to merge their adults' services departments.
It has been suggested that Burton's might look to merge with a rival firm such as United Biscuits (UB) or Fox's.
Independent providers will look to merge as a way of protecting the overall size of the contract they can receive from the government and colleges will merge to cut non-teaching costs.
Early rumours had suggested that Apax would look to merge Emap's business-to-business arm with trade magazine publisher Incisive Media, which it acquired last year, leaving GMG with selected titles such as Broadcast and Screen International.
