Sentence examples for merging later from inspiring English sources
AmeriSource and Bergen wound up merging later when President George W. Bush's more laissez-faire administration proved more sympathetic to the case for cost savings.
The schemes of the 17 euro-zone members could merge later on.
Their goal is to create a separate Croat ministate, perhaps to merge later with Croatia itself.
The lab formally merged later with biology groups at the university to become the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
The leaders of the Christian Party and the Christian People's Alliance said their parties will not stand against each other at the election, and could merge later.
The original company was acquired by NBCi in March of 2000 for $225 million and was merged later that year with BigVine.com in a business known as AllBusiness.
such that the operator trunk is applied individually to D a ξ and D a μ (see Table 1) and merged later as indicated in the definition of (26).
These training signatures were distributed in 15 classes, which were merged later into 10 classes to run the classification.
The overall survival of mice injected intracranially with mIDH1-GL261 cells appeared initially longer than in pGL261 controls, but the two curves merged later.
The airlines now say they are ready to start merging later this month.It would be unfair to blame the disasters entirely on China's botched previous attempts at aviation reform.
Subresults can later be merged after grouping-related subresults (by a Reduce function).
