Sentence examples for never consolidated from inspiring English sources

Dozens of acquisitions were never consolidated into a single, seamless enterprise, leaving the company incapable of functioning properly.

An eye-catching breakthrough in 1989, when they won 15% of the vote for the European Parliament (it helped that Britain's beaches were then strewn with seal corpses), was never consolidated.

They failed because they were never consolidated into a plan with political viability.

Its population of approximately 50,000 is divided into a few hundred clans each composed of a few extended families organized into paternal or fraternal joint households that never consolidated into tribal formations and are occupying over 600 hamlets that are dispersed throughout the island.

The domination of the rest of Yugoslavia by Serb ruling elites meant that the country was never consolidated in the political sense, and was therefore never able to address the social and economic challenges it faced.

But Germany's private banks, which together have only 28% of the country's banking assets, will never consolidate without a degree of blood-letting.Observing the proprietiesMr Ackermann and his team have other priorities than messy domestic mergers.

This area included large parts of southern India, over which central rule was never actually consolidated.

She was honoured early in her career when she was made the first artist in residence at the National Gallery in 1980, and she won the Jerwood Prize in 1995, but she has never really consolidated her reputation.

For me, the best part of being Jewish is the sense of community, and the same can be said for being gay – but until now I'd never really consolidated these two important parts of my identity.

In For the Kill starts with a jazzy sax flurry but never quite consolidates into a satisfying genre-bend.

They acquiesced, as always, because they were never willing to consolidate their power by holding a picket line together.