Sentence examples for merger once from inspiring English sources

For a merger once hailed as the way forward for Wall Street, the backstory keeps getting messier.

But now, perhaps because of deeper and deeper cultural penetration, because of growing financial and economic interdependence, the merger once dreamed of is finally coming to pass.

Mr. Peterson said he expected to reduce the staff to the level before the merger once the two airlines are fully combined, the paper said.

Law firms that advise on mergers once had to worry about a rogue employee trading on deal tips.

Under mayoral control, the schools could consider mergers once anathema -- aides have mused that perhaps even the troubled School Construction Authority could become part of the Department of Design and Construction.

Of course, mergers once announced take on a logic of their own.

Corporate mega-mergers, once viewed as an inevitability carrying, at most, modest implications for consumer prices, are coming to be understood as a threat to the foundations of democracy.

Companies almost always abandon merger plans once the Justice Department announces its opposition.

First the company got into cable then came AOL, Time Warner's disastrous merger with once hot internet firm.

The company has already been in merger talks once in the past year - with the global number one, Securitas - but those discussions broke down.

But that verdict remains to be seen, especially since the regulators may choose to weigh the impact of more than one possible industry merger at once.