Sentence examples for will have merged from inspiring English sources
The life expectancy of a typical multinational is between 40 and 50 years, which means that of all the companies now featured in America's Fortune 500, about one-third will have merged, been broken up or gone bust by 2010.
Most company managements know that they will have merged, restructured or gone out of business within a decade – yet when they hire workers in many countries such as Spain, France or Greece, in effect they are marrying an employee for life.
Within a few million years, both quasar and galaxy will have merged.
This merging of old world into new will continue until they are one, at which point the balance sheets will have merged as well.
By that time Norsk Hydros oil and gas division will have merged with fellow Norwegian Stat Oil, subject to a shareholder meeting this Thursday.
To come back to the main topic of this post: it is an interesting question to what extent our descendants who make such epic journeys will have merged with robotic and computer technology.
The plans have similar designs, but a policy offered by the same insurer in, for instance, Northern California, where hospitals have merged, will be more expensive than one offered in Southern California, where the systems are smaller, she said.
The two companies have merged and will be launching a new website (and brandname) in early 2009, which the sites say will feature a total of 700 million user profiles.
After all, Novell and UNIX Systems Laboratories have merged and will put forth a new generation of software, looking to strengthen a new ecosystem.
If you take a look at the official website, http://www.nick.com/ads/zoey101/links.jhtml, you'll find that these departments have merged with Macy's, so that is one good place to look for when shopping.
Will the Macbook Air and Pro lines have merged?
