Sentence examples for which to consolidate from inspiring English sources

That gives Mr. Xi a stronger base from which to consolidate his power, even as he grapples with the continuing influence of party elders.

On looking for a location in which to consolidate its offices in Santa Clara County, "there were many vacant buildings, but they tended to be isolated places," said Karen Lachtanski, a spokeswoman for Nokia.

"The dramatic success of the surge strategy has enabled us to move from a discussion about whether the United States could bear the catastrophic consequences of failure in Iraq, to planning the way in which to consolidate success there," Senator John McCain of Arizona said.

Or chose two or three (or four) locations around the country from which to consolidate its position as America's engine of commercial activity.

Last June Kevin Bond, its ceo, paid $584 million to acquire Aquarion Company, a Connecticut-based firm that supplies water to a population of 500,000 in the Northeastern U.S. Kelda will use Aquarion as a platform from which to consolidate the rich but highly fragmented U.S. water services industry.

And as Stronach looks to make its Maryland operation profitable, Laurel's proximity to the Washington market makes it a potentially attractive spot in which to consolidate racing.

Returning US troops to Anbar places close to Isis, which seeks to consolidate its hold on the province.

That month, Art Capital granted her an additional $10.5 million loan, which was to consolidate the existing mortgages on her homes, according to loan documents.

The hospital is the first of several to be shut down by a task force known as the Berger Commission, which aims to consolidate New York State's health resources.

Next Mailer wrote two more novels, Barbary Shore (1951) and The Deer Park (1955), which failed to consolidate his critical triumph.

When three of France's biggest banks plunged into a heated takeover battle last year, the battle was largely sanctioned and guided by the Ministry of Finance, which wanted to consolidate the nation's banks and keep out foreign bidders.