Sentence examples for sort of consolidating from inspiring English sources

These firms are now well-placed to do the sort of consolidating deals that tend to deliver better results to investors than the supposedly "visionary" strategic mergers that are more common when the economy is booming.

Understand the limitations of consolidating your debt.

I sort of agree.

"They didn't have a pretense of saving the world through better technology -- it was, we are sort of out to consolidate the industry and gather economic value in the process".

Rather, all themes from each reading, divided by class of organization, were sorted and consolidated by consensus of the five-member research team through an iterative process of discussions.

Individual retirement accounts of the same sort can be consolidated, as can a welter of bank and brokerage accounts that may have been built up over the years.

Mitchell was a kid who had not done much running training and had not really consolidated any sort of running model in his own head, and it was the same with his jumping.

I'm talking Boden of course, and Cath Kidston, and The White Company, and Sam Cam's mother Annabel Astor's Oka furniture and house accessories business, and Charles Tyrwhitt, and a mass of other pleasant RP-speaking operators who've corralled and consolidated this sort of taste through the online and catalogue combination they operate.

The bogus, newspeakish oratory about "equality for all" is precisely the sort of misleading, deceitful rhetoric that has consolidated the power, privilege, rights, experience, and issues of men.

The bogus, newspeak-ish oratory about "equality for all" is precisely the sort of misleading, deceitful rhetoric that has consolidated the power, privilege, rights, experience, and issues of men.

It's a sort of universal credit card that aims to consolidate all the plastic cards in your wallet.