Sentence examples for started to merge from inspiring English sources

In recent years they have started to merge among themselves and with British firms.

Under pressure from the new government, the four banks have at last started to merge their networks properly.

Our voices have now started to merge like the fields, ceding and giving way one to the other.

Eventually, he decided to read the Baudelaire he'd bought to stick in his back pocket, and his carefully constructed exterior started to merge with his interior.

Her knowledge of the square's history started to merge with a longtime fascination with old typewriters, which she was finding all over Berlin.

A lot of nanoparticles started to merge into bigger particles when temperature reached 100 °C, and became coalesced together when temperature was 140 °C.

As he roams, his own identity starts to merge with that of his friend.

But the search must move on, and here the science starts to merge with science fiction.

Ms. Marshall of Vandover said the problems of relocation and downsizing were starting to merge.

Even their respective partners start to merge; both women are pale-skinned, blond, and tinged with sorrow, as if fearing that no good can come of the unearthly coincidence between their menfolk.

"The boom in psychological thrillers means that readers have gone from characters we sympathise with or relate to complicated, difficult and not necessarily likeable heroines and this interest is now starting to merge with a continued enthusiasm for historical fiction," she explains.