Sentence examples for to be merging from inspiring English sources

The worlds of rock and lit appear to be merging.

Indeed, some of the country's largest deserts appear to be merging.

Fittingly for a band that prizes cohesion, the sensibilities seem to be merging ever more clearly.

Samsung and Hyundai are supposed to be merging their petrochemical subsidiaries.

By the end of the weekend, the AP reported, the official and unofficial events even seemed to be merging.

There are moments when their identities (like those of the two women in Ingmar Bergman's Persona) seem to be merging.

After that, the individual models will need to be merged.

The two competing versions would ultimately have to be merged.

No need to be merged, moved or reimagined in response to changes after Hurricane Katrina.

In addition we have enabled more than 150 bodies to be merged into fewer than 70.

Departments will need to be merged and officer numbers sharply reduced.