Sentence examples for of a merged from inspiring English sources

This, BNP bigwigs points out, is a bit odd, since it had been talking to SocGen for some 18 months about a merger, and was on the point of choosing the bosses of a merged bank.

Essentially, the organization was judged to be in no shape to meet the needs of a merged AOL Time Warner, where it would be asked to centrally produce news bits that would be delivered on television, home computers and wireless devices.

The yellow fluorescent spots (indicative of a merged between the red and green spots) observed in Figure 7 represent the FITC-loaded HMSNs that has remained trapped in endosomes, while those that were released from the endosomes exhibited a green color.

Pre-92 head Effective management requires a balanced approach, seen in this description of a merged institution.

Mr. Guenther said he did not care how the management of a merged Philharmonic and Carnegie Hall would ultimately be established.

The inclusiveness of a merged name can be an appealing part of a relationship, said Lynn Harris, who dispenses relationship advice on the Breakup Girl Web site (www.breakupgirl.com).

In Mr. Dorfman's mind, the title of "Subverse" refers to a merging of the words, "subvert" and "subtext".

This alludes to the notion of a merging of public and private interests that meets on T Town's campus.

Mr. Bijur is the second chief executive of a merging oil company to step down within a week.

This paper reports an exploratory study of the aeroacoustics of a merging flow at a duct junction with the same width in all branches and different merging angles.

One of the challenges for generating high charge, high brightness electron beams in an ERL is development of a merging system.