Sentence examples for which has amalgamated from inspiring English sources

Mae is a twentysomething naif, journeying into the brave new world of a vast info-tech enterprise – the Circle – which has amalgamated the functions of Microsoft, Google, Apple, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter into a unified corporation with seemingly beautiful ideals.

On 18 July 1872 the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR), which had amalgamated with the ELR some years previously, gained an Act of Parliament to construct a railway between Manchester and Bury, via Whitefield and Prestwich.

Add the butter, Parmesan and fontina cheese and stir well until everything has amalgamated.

Things in the UK feel increasingly corporate – everybody there has amalgamated".

The Danish Girl has amalgamated the two most important doctors who treated Lili, sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld and surgeon Kurt Warnekros.

But beneath that rapid growth, many members of the city's electorate especially in the suburbs, which had been amalgamated in 1998 were feeling the strain.

In consideration of all these limitations of veterinary diagnoses, both in general and specifically in these insurance data, rather crude diagnostic categories were used, which have been amalgamated over different specific diagnoses, and for which reasonable accuracy can be presumed.

After having amalgamated a group of contingency tables, we can define the Measure of Amalgamation.

Mahogany Opera and the Opera Group have amalgamated to form the Mahogany Opera Group.

Other financial institutions for example, credit unions, provincial savings banks, and trust and mortgage-loan companies increasingly have amalgamated.

Holbach surfaces here too for having amalgamated the older language of politeness and the newer language of natural law.