Sentence examples for can't integrate from inspiring English sources

To put it more plainly, we can't integrate services without truly integrated approaches to the workforce.

"We have lots of integration problems, because you can't integrate 45 per cent," says Inga. "They read their own newspapers, they watch their own television".

"You can't integrate power and powerlessness".

"When they want to integrate," she said, "they are reminded that they are not entrepreneurs, but Islamists who can't integrate".

Others think we can recall fragments, but can't integrate them into autobiographical stories until we fully understand the concept of the autonomous self.

The sardonic, scripted voice of a police-car computer suggests the filmmaker's critical distance both from the gangsters and from the society that can't integrate them.

"You can't just integrate, you also have to disintegrate," he seethes.

"Until they have got very basic English, you can't really integrate them into the class," says headteacher Sam Offord.

Simple demographics dictate that they can't really integrate their schools at all, by either race or class.

"If the tech companies hope to absorb the totality of human existence," he writes, "then reading on paper is one of the few slivers of life that they can't fully integrate".

They're not good with characters vanishing then reappearing 78 pages later, for instance, and without regurgitating from a database, they can't convincingly integrate sensory detail.