Sentence examples for a more integrated idea from inspiring English sources

Tomography might help solve this problem by giving us a more integrated idea of what echolocation can do.

But Yugoslavia's re-entry into the world of international meetings, with all their high-blown talk about peace and regional cooperation, has brought new substance to the idea of a more integrated, European Balkans.

The idea of a more integrated European diplomatic service has been mentioned.

In fact, the regional bloc is originally conceived as a loose network of countries to function in that manner, until the idea of a more integrated ASEAN community was conceived in 2003.

"There was the idea of modernity, of going toward a more integrated future".

The U.S., on the other hand, was intrigued by the idea and supported the notion of a more integrated and, it hoped, peaceful Western Europe.

Of course, British conservative lawmakers would balk at the idea that a BAE-EADS deal could lead to a more integrated European defense policy.

Do you like the idea of living in a gated community, or would you prefer a more integrated setting, such as a neighborhood where you could become part of the local community?

He concludes that the old ideas of left-right politics and nation-states are giving way to a more integrated and consensual future, with sovereignty stitched together in an untidy patchwork quilt.

The idea is to reduce the time spent switching between tools and make the process a more integrated experience.

For example, Tinbergen rejected the idea that there is a distinct kind of energy for each fixed action pattern; he sought a more integrated conception of the control of behaviour.