Sentence examples for word merger from inspiring English sources
Until last autumn the companies were talking about maintaining two head offices, and the word "merger" was still in use.
"We're not using the word merger because that means typically one is consumed into another," Mr. Millsaps said.
Stoppard, meanwhile, provided a script that more than matches the source author's word play, and hints at Hermann's creeping departure from reality, as when Hermann, obsessing over his insurance scam, mishears the word "merger" as "murder".
"I said, I'm going to forget I can spell the word "merger".
Mr. Smith also said he received advance word on merger deals from a former investment banking colleague at Morgan Stanley.
In other words, a merger can make sense on paper but not succeed unless it is executed well.
Since word of the merger emerged, Seagram shares have risen 17.7percentt, closing at $59.5625 yesterday.
Word of the merger was well received on Wall Street, where Gateway stock rose 63 cents, or 15percentto to $4.72.
Shortly after the merger, word quickly spread through the offices in New York that David M. Colburn, AOL's head of business development, hired the rock band 'N Sync to perform at his daughter's bat mitzvah.
Wall Street has been anxiously awaiting word on possible merger and acquisition deals within the industry, particularly in respect to United and Continental Airlines.
Word of proposed mergers or takeovers seeps from leaky boardrooms.
