Unify used in a sentence

Unify in a sentence as a verb

Be nice, say how your idea will unify teams, etc.

"Google is simply trying to unify their services.

Google is simply trying to unify their services.

It would hopefully allow us to unify mailing lists.

There was a stranded effort in the mid-1900s to unify them, but they have influenced each other a lot.

The explanation, when faced with that complaint, that they're trying to unify their services is a non-starter.

Since Sundar Pichai is the head of ChromeOS, perhaps this move is part of a larger move to unify Android and ChromeOS.

Its not related to copyright, so there aren't any treaties to unify each countries laws.

Somebody should come up with a service to unify Coin, Echo and Wallaby cards into a single card.

Google doesn't force you to use Google+ as a social network, it forces you to create a profile so it can unify identity across Google accounts.

But, time allowed Google to unify these discrete components into Google Play, and now users have access to something very much like iTunes.

"Setup Demo" suggests a lot of work -- unify the two steps into one and then give it a call-to-action that suggests a low-friction experience.

The current system that is being implemented is a nice way, in my opinion, to unify typeclasses and object-oriented programming.

At some point, it occurred to me that switching everyone over to the same currency should have been the last thing that Europe does to unify its economy, rather than one of the first things.

Google isn't trying to wall people up in it's ecosystem, they're simply trying to unify all of the services they offer into one point of contact, which, as a user of many of these services, I applaud.

I have no idea what the official party line is... but doesn't it make at least a little bit of sense to unify two social networks owned by the same company?One thought about real names: what does your contacts database look like on your phone?

On the other hand, does this prove that Haskell is never confusing when you're three layers deep in monad transformers trying to use a parsing library and you get a twenty-line error message about a failure to unify types with type signatures bigger than Twitter will let you post full of "a" and "t1" and "t2" and "t3"s?I mean, let's be honest, that just doesn't happen when you're using Python or Perl.