Sentence examples for merging it into from inspiring English sources

DMGT recently signalled its intent to support London Lite by separating its display ad sales operation from the Evening Standard and merging it into the free newspaper division of its publishing subsidy Associated Newspapers, to try to offer a better cross-sell and scale to its advertisers and bolstering its senior management team.

Worried about losing what the charity brought to the community, Hudson-Webber agreed to pay off its liabilities and settle the personnel issues — but only by merging it into Matrix Human Services, which offers an array of social services to low-income families.

"The marketing strategy and the choice of talent for this is brilliant, as is merging it into his social media network," Ms. Jenney Laffey said.

The Prime Retail takeover was accomplished by merging it into the Prime Outlets Acquisition Company, a Delaware limited liability concern affiliated with Lightstone.

In a move that surprises few media experts, AOL Time Warner also said that it had essentially shut down the Entertaindom.com show business Web site, merging it into Warner Brothers' other on-line operations and eliminating about 100 jobs out of about 11,000 total at Warner Brothers.

When a new center is received, the description length costs of adding this data into the center dictionary or merging it into the nearest center are compared.

It was such an attractive property that Ford was keen to merge it into its European operation.

The German auto giant DaimlerChrysler A.G. agreed to buy Western Star Trucks Holdings of Kelowna, British Columbia, for 670 million Canadian dollars ($456 million) and merge it into its Freightliner truck division.

Margeotes/Fertitta & Partners in New York said yesterday that it had acquired a majority stake in Chinnici Direct in New York, a direct marketing agency, and merged it into its direct marketing division, Margeotes/Fertitta & Pavlika.

Spectrum's operations were founded by Donal R. Myrick of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., who was its sole owner until he merged it into a shell company just over a year ago.

The breakaway group was named Workers United, and Mr. Raynor helped merge it into S.E.I.U.