Sentence examples for potential to merge from inspiring English sources

"We want to examine the potential to merge iht.com with nytimes.com," the publisher of The Herald Tribune, Stephen Dunbar-Johnsaid said.

"I saw the potential to merge two of my passions -- fashion and home furnishings," said Ms. Fouks, right, who added color (raspberry, orange, fuchsia, khaki, purple) and texture (velour, mohair, rabbit fur, alpaca) to the natural linen that had been the Maison de Vacances trademark.

However, these two proposals should not be seen as contradictory because both have the potential to merge to a hybrid version.

Stable government, and a booming economic built on natural resources (gold, cocoa, oil) and agriculture means it has a stable background from which newer economies like tech have the potential to merge.

It is argued that semiotics has the potential to merge and unite various design approaches into one fundamental theory that is naturally interpretable and so comprehensible in terms of computer use.

The main focus of the concept [16, 17] is the integration between the protection and control, particularly at the wide-area or regional level, aimed to provide a number of benefits to the future protection and control system, e.g., the potential to merge the three lines of defence system and on-line self-healing decision making, in order to prevent cascading tripping of large area power network.

The other worry was the potential decision to merge mobile with fixed broadband when measuring the quality of internet connections available to people throughout the country.

The methodologies developed in the course of this practical research have the potential to help merge the quite different cultures of the clothing and wearable electronics sectors.

Double parking not only eliminates a lane, but also creates additional slowdowns (and potential accidents) as traffic has to merge into fewer lanes.

Elon Musk, the entrepreneur with big investments in both Tesla Motors and SolarCity, is struggling with similar potential conflicts in his efforts to merge them into a sustainable-energy combo.

Professor Cope recalled: "I was intrigued by the fact that John's need seemed to merge with my program's potential just perfectly.