Sentence examples for to merge it with from inspiring English sources

CenterCore ran on a proprietary Hewlett-Packard network, and had written its own code; DO Group had to merge it with its IBM system, so it could read how to build the furniture.

CenterCore ran on a proprietary Hewlett-Packard network and had written its own code; the DO Group had to merge it with its IBM system so that it could read how to build the furniture.

(3) Still the merged seed cluster (containing cluster 2 and cluster 3) is the smallest seed cluster [the size is 35 (20 + 5 + 10)], so we continue to merge it with its adjacent cluster, cluster 5. (4) Now the merged seed cluster size is 55, the smallest cluster changes to cluster 1.

Internet Strategies, which Mr. McCall does not manage, never recovered and has now lost more than 80percentt of its value; Merrill plans to merge it with another of its stock funds.

Two weeks ago, Vivendi reached an agreement to sell Telepiu for 1.5 billion euros to the News Corporation, which planned to merge it with Stream, its existing Italian pay TV unit.

It was briefly valued by Murdoch at close to $12bn as he tried to merge it with Yahoo – but its success has proved to be shortlived.

J Walter Thompson has plans to acquire Manchester-based agency Cheetham Bell, with a view to merging it with its own Manchester agency.

ACS, a Spanish construction company, recently bought a 10% stake in Iberdrola with a view to merging it with Unión Fenosa, another Spanish power company in which ACS has a 40.5% stake.

The existing building was below ground for maximum energy efficiency and to merge it seamlessly with the adjacent Brower Park.

To overcome this problem, I merge it with the Structure of Earnings Survey.

DORGAN: I worry very much that the fusing together of the idea of banking, which requires not just safety and soundness to be successful, but the perception of safety and soundness...to merge it with inherently risky, speculative activity, is in my judgment unwise...There are some notions that represent transcendental truths, that are true over time.