Sentence examples for merger reflected from inspiring English sources

The merger reflected the push by automakers for parts suppliers to reduce costs and make larger sections of vehicles rather than individual components.

The merger reflects the shifting dynamics of the global pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

Announcing his backing for the new university Scotland's deputy first minister, Nicol Stephen, said the merger reflects the Scottish parliament's commitment to widening participation in higher education.

The efforts by the Justice Department's antitrust division and the F.C.C. to block the merger reflect a reinvigoration of federal efforts to rein in excessive business practices after a prolonged period of deregulation that preceded the 2008 financial crisis.

This merger "reflects the fact that the cost of developing [new] pharmaceuticals is so high," says Jeff Trewhitt, spokesperson for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturing Association in Washington, D.C.

David N. Feldman, a New York lawyer and the author of "Reverse Mergers and Other Alternatives to Traditional I.P.O.'s," says that such reverse mergers reflected a confluence of two powerful forces.

Both mergers reflect the demise of traditional stock-exchange trading.

Industry executives said the merger talks reflected a recognition by Asian governments that they could no longer run their phone markets like isolated fiefs.

Merger experts said that breakup fees normally represented a percentage of each company's equity and that the higher fees in the case of the AOL-Time Warner merely mereflectedecthe thigherher values of those two companies.

The merger also reflects the desire of drilling contractors to move rigs into lucrative foreign waters.

Granada said a merger would reflect the company's recent market values: $9.3 billion for Compass and $17.8 billion for Granada.