Sentence examples similar to thought of amalgamating from inspiring English sources
Mr McAvoy is now in favour of amalgamating the unions into one big union.
Its property of amalgamating (mixing or alloying) with various metals was employed for their recovery and refining.
Davies, whose production of "Cat" amalgamated various versions of the play, says, "I couldn't bear the thought of getting into a dialogue with her about anything.
Deepak Atal, managing director of Amalgamated Plantations, said the company had been unaware of the trafficking.
Amalgamated Bank greeted the settlement by issuing a statement in which its CEO, Edward Grebow, said: "We are proud of this historic settlement, which continues the 20-year-history of Amalgamated Bank encouraging corporate reform and improved corporate governance".
Amalgamated proposed a series of studies that the SmallCo team believed would take years to complete; by the time the tests were finished, SmallCo might be beyond the reach of Amalgamated's assistance.
Thus, although he acknowledged an important debt to Quine, Davidson's thought amalgamates influences (though these are not always explicit) from a variety of sources, including Quine, C. I. Lewis, Frank Ramsey, Immanuel Kant and the later Wittgenstein.
Any thoughts of retiring?
Any thoughts of retirement?
