Sentence examples for need to merge from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wilhelm said his union was not in financial straits and did not need to merge.
The companies contend they need to merge to compete effectively with cable TV.
And both rebutted the notion that they need to merge with commercial banks to survive.
"Why did they need to merge to get those advantages?" Professor Greenwald asked.
They need to merge the logic with the art, and that goes back 2,300 years, to Aristotle.
"Someone needs to go broke, or some miners need to merge production because what's happening at the moment is unsustainable.
In response, Mr. Rashtchy said, USA needed to merge Hotels.com into the better-known Expedia.
He said agencies needed to merge the technical and creative sides to offer "end-to-end" services for clients.
Bournemouth and Poole are smallish district general hospitals needing to merge to share services and stay solvent.
"It became clear to us a number of years ago that we needed to merge materials research and manufacturing technologies," says Mr Idelchik, its research chief.
In the aftermath of the cup, Riley's San Francisco rival, Cayard of America One, said he believed that the United States needed to merge forces into a super-syndicate to ensure future success against the Kiwis.
