Sentence examples for were consolidating from inspiring English sources
verb
To combine into a single unit; to group together or join.
- He consolidated his luggage into a single large bag.
At Prosper, 46 percent of recent loans were to people who were consolidating debt from elsewhere (often from credit cards), while at Lending Club, debt consolidation and paying off higher-interest credit cards account for just over 70 percent of all loans since inception.
At the same time, Wall Street firms were consolidating.
Security forces were consolidating their positions in the south and southwest of the town of Razmak, he said.
He said security forces were consolidating their position in the Swat region and taking focused action against the militants.
At the end of the 18th century, just as the British were consolidating their control over India, Chinese pressure closed Tibet to visitors.
Iraqi officials who remained in the northern city of Kirkuk, which was seized by Kurdish peshmerga forces on Thursday, said the Kurds were consolidating their presence.
These actions were consolidated.
Offices were consolidated.
The two appeals were consolidated.
These customs were consolidated with the Industrial Revolution.
The cases were consolidated for purposes of appeal.
