Sentence examples for needed to merge from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
And it was Boggs, the House majority whip at the time, who guided passage of a law that granted the leagues the limited immunity from antitrust laws that they needed to merge.
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.
Crozier said that a key argument given as a rationale for the POG merger, namely that two of the biggest ad companies in the world needed to merge to survive the inexorable rise of digital players such as Google, would add weight to ITV's argument that the mechanism controlling advertising airtime negotiations for its flagship channel should be scrapped.
"Why did they need to merge to get those advantages?" Professor Greenwald asked.
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.
Mr. Wilhelm said his union was not in financial straits and did not need to merge.
"We need to merge those two communities," said Steve Murawski, chief fisheries scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
