Sentence examples for will be merging from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in Europe life insurers will be merging too.

But in the long run, America will be "merging" not with Bonn but with what comes after Bonn.

The Home Office will be merging the Prison Service and the National Probation Directorate headquarters, enabling 1,800 posts to be moved from London to a new headquarters outside the south-east.

On Friday evening, at a time when their constituents across Australia will be logging off at the end of the working week, Malcolm Turnbull will be merging like a zip onto the information superhighway to go like-for-like against Bill Shorten in the third leaders' debate, hosted by Facebook and news.com.au.au

The key to mastering beacons will be merging, in real-time, the context of a customer shopping trip in the store (what mission are they on?) with predictive analytics based on their past purchase behaviour (will they buy a sandwich or salad today?) with their location in the store (how long have they spent in the lunch food aisle?).

Looks like Yahoo will be merging some of that content into its wider Yahoo!

Choosing a smaller P-value will reduce the FPR of the merged sequences, but a lower number of reads will be merged.

Some units will be merged.

Otherwise, the organizations' finances will be merged.

This portion will be merged with Air One.

News and feature departments will be merged.