Sentence examples for to merging from inspiring English sources
verb
To combine into a whole.
- Headquarters merged the operations of the three divisions.
The two groups have come close to merging in recent years, but not close enough.
Would he agree in the coming years to merging with existing parties?
United and US Airways have come close to merging several times over the last decade.
And like a lot of other Silicon Alley executives, he said, he is open to merging his company with another.
The former are clearly insufficient while the latter are dangerously close to merging with potentially xenophobic nationalisms.
A slap of hilarity, midway through, yields to mirroring, then to merging of the naked and the clothed.
The merger of these institutions would affect everything from restructuring the top levels of governance to merging disparate computer systems.
Parents of the privileged children would certainly object to merging the elite programs with the vocational schools.
"We believe this ruling is important because it gives clarification of the European regulatory framework applicable to merging companies, he said".
J Walter Thompson has plans to acquire Manchester-based agency Cheetham Bell, with a view to merging it with its own Manchester agency.
At one stage, consideration was given to merging the two roles as part of a drive to bring the two organisations closer together.
