Sentence examples for merger more from inspiring English sources

True, the MTF tends to rule on a merger more quickly than do its counterparts in America.

But Wachovia, like WaMu, has been hobbled by bad mortgages, making a merger more urgent and prompting federal regulators to push for a quick sale.

Through this merger, more American consumers will benefit from technological innovations, including a superior video experience, higher broadband speeds, and the fastest in-home Wi-Fi.

Public shareholders may like the idea of a merger more than the old grain traders would; but a public offering would give the CBOT the capital that may enable it to stay independent.

The merger more than doubled the Union Pacific's size and created the nation's third-largest railroad in miles of track -- 21,000, linking the West and the Midwest -- and the largest in revenue.

As a result of the merger, more than half the fund's assets are now in the United States and Canada, with the remainder in Europe, Japan and emerging markets.

To be fair, a few mergers – more accurately acquisitions – have taken place.

Cross-border mergers more than doubled last year, and hostile takeovers, such as that by Vodafone AirTouch for Mannesmann, are increasing.

The other side of this is also not very attractive, because what this will lead to is more mergers, more consolidations, more economic and more financial concentration.

The single currency and more coherent systems for cross-border payment, mortgages and other financial transactions make transnational bank mergers more appealing.

KOCH -- The interesting question over the next couple of years is: Will there become a greater tolerance for lower-premium mergers, more classical mergers to the greater benefit of the companies in the long run?