Sentence examples for of a continuing consolidation from inspiring English sources

The plan is part of a continuing consolidation of Boeing's operations.

Industry analysts said the merger is indicative of continuing consolidation in the food industry.

Food sovereignty is an approach originating from the rural poor of Latin America (and beyond) that unites efforts to address unbalanced international trade policies, historical legacies and continuation of inequality, and the continuing consolidation of agricultural modernization policies often associated with negative impacts for small-scale farmers and sustainable ecosystems.

But the IPO and the capital increase will also give it an acquisition currency in the continuing consolidation of global stock exchanges.The collapse in September of the Frankfurt-London merger, which would have brought together Europe's biggest two exchanges by market capitalisation, has at most slowed this process only a little.

He said he expects Time Warner Cable to remain an active participant in the continuing consolidation of the cable industry.

This extraordinary concentration of power in the hands of one man will trouble critics of the media industry's continuing consolidation and those who disagree with Murdoch's conservative politics.

This difficulty for young farmers, and the continuing consolidation of NZ dairy land, paints a troubling picture for the future of the New Zealand dairy industry.

An equity salesman from a major Wall Street firm, who requested anonymity, thought that the continuing consolidation of brokerage firms and investment banks–not to mention the growth of off-market electronic trading–would cause WorldStreet's target market to shrink.

Industry analysts say the question for Qwest is not whether it can stave off collapse in the near term, but whether it will build a profitable business or limp along, eventually to be subsumed in the continuing consolidation of the telecommunications industry.

The Comerica-Sterling merger is the latest deal in the continuing consolidation of the banking industry.

Though the price of the Cordiant deal itself is not expected to be huge, it is large for the agency business and represents another stage in the continuing consolidation of the industry.