Sentence examples for merging of old from inspiring English sources

The task will demand close attention to the merging of old and new media, two areas where Mr. Pittman, a founder of Viacom's MTV, has considerable experience.

Windows 8 is a merging of old with new.

This merging of old world into new will continue until they are one, at which point the balance sheets will have merged as well.

That's why this merging of old and new is integral.

"This merging of old-school advocacy with social media made the petition much more effective," Mr. Rattray said.

The medical museum at Owen's College "came from a merging of older anatomical schools, including the large one on Pine Street," says Sam Alberti, director of museums and archives at the Royal College of Surgeons and the author of Nature and Culture: Objects, Disciplines and the Manchester Museum.

At first sight, the merging of the two older insurance systems into the new BHIS appears to seek a new integration and consolidation of the system.

While Hynix and Samsung may chafe at the idea of merging because of old animosities between them, the South Korean government could yet force them together.

In fairness, despite Mail-alike moments - not least, the 16-page coverage of the royal engagement - it remains a recognisably distinct paper, a merging of both new and old.

Part of the problem lies in the merging of the functions of the old DHSS benefits offices with those of the jobcentre.

From the late 1930's to the mid-1950's, Billingsley's place at 3 East 53rd Street was the headquarters of what was called cafe society: the social merging of the children of the old rich with movie stars, gossip columnists, prewar Eurotrash, politicians, judges, some favored cops, a few good writers and a sprinkling of former bootleggers.