Sentence examples for a really integrated from inspiring English sources

"But now they live all over, and the demand in Birmingham – a really integrated city – is huge".

Merriam-Webster has a really integrated social media monitoring system, and they specifically monitor definition pages that receive a lot of attention.

Further evidence for that view emerged on Wednesday when Guido Fawkes unearthed a memo from Sony to the Telegraph praising its "unique" partnership on the film Fury, which "offer[ed] a really integrated solution that genuinely works in editorial and paid-for activity".

"You can go down the route of being an international student, or you can be really integrated with the locals.

"He wasn't really integrated into the group and he looked a bit on the fringes, so we spent a lot of time opening him up as a person and a player.

Asked how DDG's approach stacks up compared to Mozilla-backed private search browser Cliqz, which last year acquired the Ghostery anti-tracker tool so is playing in a pretty similar space, Weinberg argues the rival product isn't "really integrated".

He includes a chapter entitled "The Politics of Globalization," which is largely a rehash of old debates about the I.M.F. and the World Bank, and is not really integrated with the rest of the book.

"We are really integrated," he says.

But this material is never really integrated with the more predictable domestic story.

"He never really integrated the contradictions between the different compartments of his life," Chambers says.

We just didn't fully realize it until the last decade or so, and still haven't really integrated the idea that Earth, from here on in, is increasingly what we choose to make it (including the bioscape and atmosphere/climate).