Sentence examples for merging with one another from inspiring English sources

But the country's biggest regional utilities responded by merging with one another, and then looking for acquisitions across Europe and in the United States.

Until now, the banks have been nervous about closing branches and losing market share, yet at the same time, they have not been able to solve their problems by merging with one another.

They placed limits on interest rates, prohibited deposit-taking institutions from issuing securities, and, by preventing financial institutions from merging with one another, kept most of them relatively small.

Most airlines found a way back to profitability in the last few years by shedding costs through bankruptcy, reducing capacity and merging with one another.

But the country's energy-based groups, such as Viag, RWE and Veba, are reluctant to explore the idea of merging with one another for fear of a backlash against the restructuring and job cuts needed to ensure that a deal adds value.Hostile takeovers are regarded as particularly unEuropean.

He seeks hierarchical discipline for natural persons but maximum freedom for big businesses to merge with one another, purge their workers, and splurge on pet politicians.

As the entry points converge on the 'interface box' and merge with one another it becomes evident that many of the issues can be placed in more than just one of the conceptual groupings.

The luminal and basal cell populations, which are normally resolved as two distinct subpopulations on a dot plot, began to merge with one another in tamoxifen-treated mice.

The government has told them that they may not merge with one another.

Catherine Bush is in writerly love with the ways in which events oddly shadow and merge with one another.

But German banks have failed at repeated attempts to merge with one another, and shareholders have been skeptical about the benefits to be found in such deals.