Sentence examples for merging in the from inspiring English sources

A.I.G. and Goldman briefly considered merging, in the late 1990s.

In the words of a colleague who was trying to help, merging in the Maze is "like merging in the Indy 500 if the drivers were talking on their cell phones and doing day trading on their Palm Pilots".

He starts a rival investment bank, highly improbable given that firms today are merging in the hopes that bigger is indeed better.

"We actually expect, especially in Europe, where they have a harder time merging in the culture," Dr. Hameed said, "harsher rejection of evolution in England and Germany" than in Muslim countries.

Some small- and mid-sized leasing companies could follow the lead of AerCap and Genesis Lease, merging in the hope of lowering their funding and operating costs through larger economies of scale, some analysts said.

After about an hour, the audience members were brought in to the conversations, with both sides eventually merging in the center of the street for a giant block party that continued until night fell.

The two merged in the 1960's.

Form and content also merge in the architecture.

Several racing teams have merged in the last three years.

The dative and accusative cases have merged in the masculine; the nominative and accusative cases have merged in the feminine and neuter.

Many hospitals in New York merged in the 1990's, hoping to gain financial strength.