Sentence examples for which will consolidate from inspiring English sources

The bureau, which will consolidate employees and functions from a host of other agencies, could have a budget as large as $500 million.

These gains must now be used as a platform to create a new economy which will consolidate that progress and protect those freedoms instead of undermining them.

By all accounts, the lease is good news for downtown, but it is also a great deal for Condé Nast, which will consolidate offices now spread among six buildings.

The overhaul, which will consolidate Maytag's floor care and major appliance units with its corporate headquarters, follows years of cost-cutting and efforts to turn around Hoover, which has lost profitability and market share as consumers favored cheaper vacuums.

5 40 p.m. | Updated The top two executives at Free Press, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, are leaving the company as a result of the reorganization of the company's adult publishing divisions, which will consolidate its imprints from six groups into four.

As a result of the protracted standoff between the Israeli and US governments over the exact nature of a settlement freeze, there has been a renewed determination and energy in activities by both government and Israeli settlers, which will consolidate the Israeli control over the city.

Additional intracellular signaling pathways activate one of two master transcription factors, either T-bet or GATA-3, which will further consolidate the T helper fate towards being either TH1 or TH2, respectively.

This is especially true for CRRT dosing in light of the ongoing dose/outcome RENAL trial in Australia and New Zealand, the results of which will probably consolidate the evidence and clarify the dose/outcome relationship.

The majority of the savings will be achieved in the aeronautical systems business, which will be consolidated into a single unit to be called the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company.

The playful environments of Google's Silicon Valley headquarters are perpetuated in Google's various London offices, which will be consolidated in a new British HQ at King's Cross.

While these are early industry estimates from distributors to newsagents the true sales figure for the Times, which will be consolidated later this week, is likely to be much closer to 500,000 due to extra sales generated by News International's biggest-ever street selling operation to shift copies to souvenir hunters, especially in London.