Sentence examples for merge than from inspiring English sources

One problem is that both suppliers and customers have been faster to merge than they have.

Thanks to national and European regulation, for instance, they find it much less easy to merge than Facebook and WhatsApp.

But if you looked at the next five years, the growth prospects for us in the US so outweighed the prospects for Europe, mostly because of the economy and partially because of the regulatory environment, I could not make a strong case for the Verizon shareholder that it was better to merge than it was to go more aggressively in the United States.

In this case though, it's rather a "merge" than a move.

While the companies say they will make more money together than they would apart, they also told investors yesterday that they thought revenue would be 5percentt lower if they merged than if they remained separate.

The Musket Ball Cluster found by Dawson and his colleagues appears to be in a more advanced stage of merging than El Gordo does.

She also prompted the unit to merge more than 70 tip lines into one.

It had been introduced to merge more than 130 different computer and paper systems left in place after eight regional forces were merged to form Police Scotland.

In fact, the two companies tried to merge more than a year ago but were unable to work out the terms.

The schools have not put a date on their plans to merge, other than to describe it as a "long-term" goal.

The £60m system had been introduced to merge more than 130 different computer and paper systems that had been left in place after the eight regional forces were forced together as if by a child experimenting with adhesive.