Sentence examples for would have merged from inspiring English sources

First, Deutsche and Dresdner would have merged their branches and eliminated overlapping ones.

One by one, Rufu said, the moonlets would have merged to form a single, large, well-mixed lunar mass.

K.K.R. had also floated an audacious deal that would have merged Saks and Neiman Marcus, which is also on the block, but that outcome is highly unlikely.

One would have allowed Royal to take over Bank of Montreal; the other would have merged Canadian Imperial and Toronto-Dominion.

NorthPoint would have merged with Verizon's D.S.L. operation, and Verizon would have spent an additional $450 million to help the combined operation expand.

A fusion of E-Plus and O2, Telefonica's German carrier, would have merged the No. 4 and No. 3 carriers in the country, creating a new market leader by leapfrogging over T-Mobile and Vodafone Germany.

Such membranes should be unstable however [ 164]; the mixed membrane therefore would have spontaneously segregated the two different types of lipids, creating organisms with either sn1,2 or sn2,3 (i.e., in Pereto et al. [ 143] Bacteria and Archaea, that would later have merged to generate the ancestor of eukaryotes).

The net result is that what would ordinarily be separate silica particles have merged together in the thresholded image and that those which have not merged are larger than a cursory visual inspection of the unprocessed image would indicate.

"I would not be going to good friends at Lehman," Bear Stearns, A.I.G. or "other places that have merged or disappeared".

Agendas and groupings have merged.

Our families have merged, too.