Sentence examples for thinking about merging from inspiring English sources

"Almost every law firm in the United States that we know of is not only thinking about merging with other firms, but many of them are in active discussions.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

That Microsoft is thinking about the merging of desktop and mobile is no small matter.

The news surfaced online Thursday through what appears to be a leaked snapshot of a Yahoo presentation that shows several Yahoo services the company is apparently thinking about shuttering or merging with other services.

Corporate taxation also plays a key role when thinking about whether to merge operations of two company entities that are engaged in risky investment projects.

While visiting LucasArts and watching them build levels in real time on a PlayStation 2, George started thinking about how to merge the game-builder's ability to create a level in real time with the director's need to create a set immediately.

"We spent a lot of time thinking about how we merge the real world and the virtual worlds," said Mark Woodbury, president of Universal Creative, of Forbidden Journey.

That's what we're thinking about: how to seamlessly merge online and offline".

What advice would Dobson give to a college thinking of merging?

I just started going around to these spots and meeting rail fans and learning more about the history of this train merging with this company, and thinking about the whole idea of how the West was won.