Sentence examples for unusual merging from inspiring English sources

The scandals are also leading to an unusual merging of political and religious questions that could help determine the outcome of the New York primary.

After Mr. Khan had moved, two years later, to the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds, the Dance Umbrella festival got wind of the unusual merging of kathak and contemporary movement that he was experimenting with in his own work.

The unusual merging of two sports audiences, boxing and MMA, may have contributed to the massive views on illegal streams.

In an unusual study that merged the worlds of medicine and finance, Canadian researchers have turned up an ethical and legal quandary for those who conduct and publish biomedical research: While scientific inquiry demands openness, fortunes ride on its findings, especially for those who can get those findings early.

Consider yourself lucky if you find it, though, because Kori is unusual, a Korean restaurant that succeeds in merging East and West, old and new.

Consider yourself lucky if you find it, though, because Kori is unusual, a Korean restaurant that succeeds in merging East and West: up-to-date and appealing to Americans, but tied to Korean traditions.

The survey included two unusual systems, one in which two massive clusters are merging and another extremely massive cluster which appears very "relaxed" and undisturbed.

Tonight playing with her two-piece band The Shapes, she creates unique songs merging grime, folk, punk and electronica, from the most unusual instruments (try mini guitars and a vacuum cleaner for starters).

The battlefields are merging".

| Random House and Penguin consider merging.

British Petroleum and Mobil have discussed merging.