Sentence examples for merging more from inspiring English sources

Unlike Smithfield, which first approached IBP about merging more than a year ago, Tyson's decision to bid for IBP represents something of a strategic shift.

Mr. Kelly said he believed Continuum would become stronger by taking steps like restructuring its debt and, yes, perhaps merging more departments.

In addition, when merging more layers (m = 10 or all the major airlines) the trend shows a rather continuous decay due to the combination of hubs of different size (depending on the nation of the airline).

And last month, as the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, which embraces both Brooklyn and Queens, proposed closing or merging more than a dozen elementary schools, some at a small institution like Our Lady of the Angelus, whose optimal enrollment, according to the diocese, is 275, could hardly avoid feeling anxious.

As much as half of all the soft Bath stone that will make up the rebuilt fountain – and almost all its carvings – is new, merging more or less seamlessly with the old material and fixed using threaded steel bars and resin.

The first thing you notice about the young guitarist Rafiq Bhatia's music is its hunger to combine, though it never sounds like established tradition A plus established tradition B. He's merging more volatile tendencies — propositions, not facts — and he's in a hurry.

The X Files merges more than the mainstream and marginal.

Rubble piles asteroids, however, would merge more easily during a collision.

But then these individuals began to merge more into group portraits.

"So not really a merge, more taking the best elements of both and cross-pollinating".

They believe that when fewer cars merge, more cars will move.