Sentence examples for merger will result from inspiring English sources

The unions fear the merger will result in huge layoffs.

The two companies say their merger will result in significant savings for consumers.

Ms. Fiorina says the merger will result in $2.5 billion worth of savings, due, in the argot of corporate mergers, to "efficiencies".

The merger will result in head office job losses as two headquarters become one but will create jobs in the enlarged group's 3,000 stores.

Price Mr. Parker has said that the merger is not about increasing fares, while critics, like the Business Travel Coalition, an advocacy group, say a merger will result in higher fares and fees.

Mergers have traditionally been the most controversial, and consequently, the most politicized, of the areas of competition policy, not least because the judgment required as to whether a particular merger will result in a damaging reduction in competition that outweighs any potential benefits is, frequently, debatable.

In July, the board approved a merger that will result in Kilroy owning the association's portion of the Flower Mart.

The offer and a subsequent merger that will result in InFocus becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of IHC are expected to close in the second quarter of 2009.

There was very little outrage at this merger, which will result in lost jobs and fewer places for authors and manuscripts to compete.

"We believe our imminent merger with Leucadia will result in an even stronger Jefferies, as well as making us more distinguished from our bank holding company competitors".

I still think that in the next couple of years we will see a lot more mergers activity which will result in a smaller number of quad players offering us discounted services and content.