Sentence examples for rapidly merging from inspiring English sources

The information highway is rapidly merging with the asphalt variety.

The other thing you notice is that those "food systems" are rapidly merging with medical systems.

He said the bank had lost its way over the previous five years, during which it had expanded rapidly, merging with the Britannia and then attempting the audacious but ill-fated takeover of more than 600 so-called Verde branches from Lloyds Banking Group, in a move that would have given the Co-op a 1,000-strong 1,000-strong

This was the manner of performance you feel Belgium should produce more often, the first-half rapidly merging into a blur of counterattacks, chances and half-chances that invariably ended up at the hands, feet, chest or – in tipping a Kevin De Bruyne free-kick onto the crossbar – fingers of Kiraly.

Further, work sent abroad has moved from labour intensive manufacturing and call centre abilities to include skilled work such as aeronautical engineering, software design and stock analysis from China, Russia and India, with their educated workers, rapidly merging into the global labour market says a New York Times article.

The fields of molecular evolution and genomics are rapidly merging.

Strikingly, in this study we found that cell injury or exposure to purified SM initially generates homogeneous <80 nm vesicles with a morphology typical of caveolae, which then rapidly merge originating larger, irregular intracellular compartments.

When the temperature was raised, the same trend was observed, but this is harder to follow because of the lower anisotropy: both features rapidly merge over a temperature range similar to that observed with l-arginine as substrate.

The need for such alliances is the greater the faster a technology grows.Markets, similarly, are rapidly changing, merging, criss-crossing and overlapping each other.

Like many of Spain's regional savings banks, it sank under the weight of its own toxic real estate assets, losing value rapidly and merging with two others before being taken over by a large Catalan bank, la Caixa.

Small companies can grow gradually by hiring more people or expand rapidly by merging with other businesses.