Sentence examples for merged than from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

We therefore tested imputation with and without missing value categorization in a more realistic analysis, where duplicates were being merged rather than kept apart for imputation control.

In addition we have enabled more than 150 bodies to be merged into fewer than 70.

Since 2010, more than 180 public bodies have been abolished and 160 bodies have been merged into fewer than 70.

Parts of health and social care budgets will be merged, with more than £3bn spent on services for older people jointly commissioned by NHS and local authorities by 2015-16.

He merged his more than 100 stores with those of his first cousins, Frank Winfield Woolworth and Charles Woolworth, to form the F. W. Woolworth Company.

It is better to keep the location of the newly merged file separate than the location of the original files.