Sentence examples for bad integration from inspiring English sources
There's a common notion that there's good and bad integration.
In many cases, we shall find that the alleged 'fault' of delusions has been exaggerated (e.g., delusions sometimes integrate well with beliefs), but that it is correct to claim that delusions exhibit that mark of irrationality (bad integration) to a higher degree than ordinary beliefs.
Inefficiency as a result of bad integration of the health care chain inside (and outside) the hospital will disappear only if case mix reimbursement is applied without package buying, and if efficiency and effectiveness is rewarded at the case level and not at the intermediary product level.
Ms Azabar dislikes the idea of all-Muslim schools, thinking them bad for integration in the community.
However, improvement with respect to the accompaniment of dying patients, communicating bad news, the integration of spiritual aspects, as well as the overall results at the end of undergraduate training, were found to be poor [ 11].
Lack of "jurisdictional integration" sustains bad government: in effect, there are too many countries.
In practice, they too often invite litigants to cite a model based on highly particular assumptions to support a general claim, like "vertical integration is bad".
The inability of countries in the euro area — which does not include Britain — to stop the slow-motion implosion of Greece and other deeply indebted countries gives integration a bad name.
The flagship Better Care Fund, for example, has been reported to be not only routinely missing its targets but actually harming local relationships and giving integration a bad name.
Not bad but the iPhone integration is more interesting, as the display shows the "face" of the robot (its various emotions, for example).
His speech in Brussels will have given little comfort to neo-conservatives who believe that further European integration may be bad for America.Yet the Bush charm offensive was met with, at best, a nuanced response.
