“Molecular contamination is a conglomerate of materials, which are deposited in the form of films and droplets.”

“He alleges that the economy is run by a conglomerate of individuals and special interests.”

“The institutional decision is really a conglomeration of different decisions on different points by different people, many of whom are anonymous.”

“These short essays add tremendously to the book, again raising it above the level of a conglomeration of stories of human stupidity.”

“Similarly, the orange ovals highlight some sort of conglomeration that was duplicated.”

“These armies were not homogenous groups, but rather conglomerations of various contingents, often from other clans, commanded by trusted samurai.”

“Stationary conglomerations of individuals were transformed into migratory co-operative groups, following the shores of lakes and seas, and the courses of rivers.”

“The projects benefited 9.6 million persons in over 5,021 villages and conglomerations in 20 governorates.”

“Coming from media conglomerates and other corporate giants, that sort of rhetoric is notably self-serving.”

“Indeed, his words have proved true, as present-day giant media corporations and media conglomerates attest.”

“People could not evaluate the true risk of their investments because financial conglomerates were distorting market signals.”