Conglomeration used in a sentence

Conglomeration in a sentence as a noun

I don't think that would help in this case since this isn't a patent "troll" but a conglomeration of companies.

Perhaps, but I find the end result to be just as vile: a conglomeration of companies banding together to bully a weaker[1] rival.

No government should be able to shut down a conglomeration of like-minded people who wish to do business anonymously.

That sounds like anti-competitive behavior to me.[1] Weaker in relation to the combined power of the conglomeration, anyway.

> It's not a beautiful tool, it's an over-large conglomeration of functionality that already exists in the shellFind absolutely is a beautiful tool.

While VS itself seems like a model citizen, I would argue that's because it started out as the conglomeration of fairly strong original products and hasn't needed to move too far from where it started to be "best in industry.

Sub-saharan africa is a vast conglomeration of countries and tribal societies, bigger than the US and Europe combined, and there you are calling it an 'exception'.And nice job dodging someone trying to help you be less 'baffled'.

And presumably Kotick and Kelly have some personal stake in the investment group getting the rest of the shares?I don't know if this makes them "independent," but it doesn't seem to make them owned by a conglomeration of other parties either.

Eh, it's kind of like saying "I'm grateful that the hospital staff made me well instead of carelessly and greedily making my condition worse".I think many people in this thread are forgetting that Google is a conglomeration of different people, opinions, etc., and it may not be as easily defined as the paranoid attributions given to the tangential predictions of one of its executives.