Sentence examples for merging it from inspiring English sources

J Walter Thompson has plans to acquire Manchester-based agency Cheetham Bell, with a view to merging it with its own Manchester agency.

Many of those sites are adult oriented, so Technorati isn't merging it with its core service.

One expert suggested Microsoft might also want to keep RT alive to give it the option of merging it with its handset operating system at a later point.

The next year, the Student Government Association (SGA) took over the organization, merging it with its extant Drama Funds Committee to create "the sole producing agent of independent student theatre on the Vassar campus".

That's why Switzerland's Novartis, which is also reportedly a bidder for the DuPont division, spun off its crop division, merging it with that of AstraZeneca.

While ConocoPhillips can be expected to gain economies of scale by merging, it would still be far smaller than its largest rivals.

It could be two neutron stars merging; it may be a magnetic neutron star, or magnetar, in its death throes; or perhaps it comes from a black hole having a very stellar meal as it rips a star apart.

Letting HBOS go may, in hindsight, have been better than merging it with Lloyds.

We should bring low-risk populations into Medicare, merging it with Medicaid and making it open to all Americans.

Since it is not permitted to do this by merging, it will have to find other ways.

In 1998, Seagram Company announced that it was purchasing PolyGram from Philips and merging it with the Universal Music Group.