Sentence examples for better assimilate from inspiring English sources

But she has since taken dancing and Hindi lessons to better assimilate into Bollywood culture.

Some did so to better assimilate into the communities in which they settled.

The tradition was banned by Canadian government in the Indian Act from 1885 to 1951 in order to better assimilate the area's residents.

These EADs allow tens of thousands of people – primarily women from India in H-4 status – a lifeline to work productively in America, start businesses, better assimilate and make important contributions.

Moreover, almost 60%% of students (between high and very high options) consider that the use of Wiki and the oral presentation of work done contributed to improve other skills, among which the enhanced use of tools, learning the use of the page, managing specific programs for organic synthesis, or understanding some synthetic mechanisms in order to better assimilate the subject.

Kapoor has "rejected his Muslim upbringing (and even his surname) to better assimilate into his law firm, but he still feels the occasional tug of Islam".

Physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology are often better assimilated visually than through theory alone.

The avant-garde manner was now better assimilated into his idiom.

It leads to discover interrelations, the phenomena are easier undersold and theory is better assimilated.

However those concepts related with scope, time or cost areas of knowledge have been better assimilated by the students.

In real life situations, the theoretical aspects are better assimilated when combined with training oriented towards development of abilities for a positive interaction with clients, especially the managerial and soft skills.