Sentence examples for merged various from inspiring English sources
Pearson, a part-owner of The Economist, has sold or merged various properties to concentrate on education.
Bomba Estéreo, from Colombia, merged various dance grooves — some electronic, some guitar-driven, often drawing on Afro-Colombian rhythms like champeta — with lyrics about a wide-open, multicultural identity.
But it was only last year, when Mr. Manning was appointed to his office, that the consolidation effort began in earnest, as Hanson merged various operations with separate histories, cultures and production methods into a single, streamlined corporate entity, with headquarters in Charlotte, N.C.
NYU has closed and merged various colleges and schools throughout its history, sometimes after affiliating with other institutions.
It would merge various agencies under five general umbrellas -- railroad, subway, buses, bridges and tunnels, and capital projects.
To this end, he launched a reorganization meant to break up Shell's corporate "fiefdoms," merging various units and cutting some 5,000 jobs.
François Hollande's government announced a new bank, merging various bodies set up by the previous administration to steer finance (public and private) into middling firms.
Indeed, engineering experts at WorldCom said that, other than with long distance, the company failed to properly merge various systems in its communications network, creating large technical problems and unnecessary expenses.
The Lisbon treaty would have created a quasi-diplomatic corps for the EU by merging various bits of the Brussels bureaucracy to improve the design and delivery of EU foreign policy at home and abroad.
A leading competition lawyer at Clifford Chance tells me he acts for eight other NHS trusts planning to collaborate or merge various services – but they have been stopped in their tracks by the Bournemouth/Poole decision.
A transparent texture is a logical choice for a tradition that wishes to emphasize lines; orchestral colour helps to merge various lines into single vertical sonic events called harmony.
