Sentence examples for merger will make from inspiring English sources
He says the merger will make Tyson "the Procter & Gamble of the meat case".
Its planned purchase of Compaq Computer makes sense, Hewlett-Packard says, because the merger will make it more like I.B.M.
The merger will make Alpha the mining company with the second-largest coal reserves in the country, after Peabody Energy, with about five billion tons.
The merger will make the Hong Kong-based tycoon Li Kandhisg and his conglomerate one of the biggest foreign investors in the UK.
The reaction by large investors to the Compaq-Hewlett Packard proposed merger will make boards more cautious about proposing similar transactions.
Deutsche predicts "an electric 2015" based on "synergy opportunities, Phones 4u's closure [and] secure network relationships", while moaning that the merger will make the group's numbers complicated.
Beyond the excitement, however, the right question to ask is whether any of the mergers will make long-term sense.To generalise is, naturally, hazardous: each merger deserves scrutiny on its own merits.
And although there are good grounds for discounting fears that reduced competition will drive prices upwards, a less pro-business administration may be more inclined to heed the inevitable protests of passenger lobbies fearing the closure of routes or a city hub.Some industry critics are sceptical of the airlines' claims about the efficiency gains that mergers will make possible.
"They're really struggling to make the cuts, and this idea that, somehow, mergers will make things better is complete nonsense.
The Justice Department's decision to end the merger review will make things considerably more difficult for Oracle, analysts say.
This week they announced an agreed merger that will make the combined group second (albeit by a long way) to America's Wal-Mart among the world's retailers.
