Sentence examples for merged with one from inspiring English sources

That fire merged with one started by a lost hiker and burned 469,000 acres and hundreds of homes.

And as Internet start-ups have flopped or come close, the big media companies have scooped them up, even as the giants have merged with one another.

The New Yorker, May 3 , 1952P. 81 The Congress Party, which won the recent election, was strenously opposed by a group of princes whose states have been merged with one or another of the new states and who have lost their regal powers.

By Santha Rama Rau The New Yorker, May 3, 1952 P. 81 The Congress Party, which won the recent election, was strenously opposed by a group of princes whose states have been merged with one or another of the new states and who have lost their regal powers.

Whether the advertisements flatter members or chastise them, they are meant to encourage them to vote in favor of health care legislation the second time around, when a bill that is merged with one in the Senate comes back for final passage.

In our experiment a supersonic expansion of paramagnetic particles is merged with one of polar molecules.

Important progress will be achieved if size-based views are reconciled and merged with ones more focused on taxonomy and species identity.

He seeks hierarchical discipline for natural persons but maximum freedom for big businesses to merge with one another, purge their workers, and splurge on pet politicians.

As the entry points converge on the 'interface box' and merge with one another it becomes evident that many of the issues can be placed in more than just one of the conceptual groupings.

The luminal and basal cell populations, which are normally resolved as two distinct subpopulations on a dot plot, began to merge with one another in tamoxifen-treated mice.

In  an announcement on Monday morning, Pfizer, the big drug company, whose headquarters are on East 42nd Street, in Manhattan, said that it is merging with one of its competitors, Allergan PLC.