Sentence examples for may be merged from inspiring English sources
Features subbing may be merged with the Saturday production operation.
(The latest rumour is that BBC4's management may be merged with that of BBC2).
These executives said that NBC's TV production business may be merged with Universal's much larger studios.
His South Belfast constituency may be merged with West Belfast, which is dominated by Sinn Féin.
That bill may be merged with the larger financial overhaul bill being debated in Congress.
It is understood that some elements of J17 may be merged into Emap's more successful teen title, Bliss.
The counter-factual may be merging into fact just as virulently as Roth imagined.
As large, high identity alleles (≥ 99.5%) may not be merged and represent artificial duplications due to local assembly errors [ 34], we excluded all these alignments to eliminate artificial duplications in Batu_4.0.
He notes that it helps Instagram to be a part of Facebook, where people use real identities (which leads one to wonder if profiles may one day be merged together).
For instance, the mapping of 5′ and 3′ reads of a single EST clone to different gene predictions is an indication that the two gene structures may need to be merged.
An article may need to be merged or deleted.
