Sentence examples for carefully integrated from inspiring English sources

Like all of Doha's new cultural buildings, the National Museum is being carefully integrated into the city, rather than set apart in a special zone.

If not carefully integrated into the curriculum, these officials say, technology can undermine academic traditions that have come to define the most prestigious schools: small discussion groups, close personal relationships with professors and the time-honored Socratic method of inquiry.

A scientific panel, in a study requested by the Interior Department, concluded that an ambitious federal plan to restore natural water flows to the Everglades needed to be more carefully integrated with monitoring of the ailing ecosystem.

It has been carefully integrated with the landscape — tucked under branches and roots and with a few leaves scattered on top — so that the photograph looks like a digital construction.

The painstakingly designed projects of the 1930's, carefully integrated into surrounding neighborhoods, gave way in the 1950's and 1960's to high rises that Robert Moses, the city's chief of slum clearance and much else, deliberately placed outside middle-class areas.

The exchanges will work best if they are carefully integrated with other health programs in the state — to ensure, for example, that there is a seamless transition between Medicaid coverage and subsidized coverage on the exchanges when people bounce in and out of jobs.

In June 2014, Mike Pasciullo, senior VP of Marvel Studios, described the marketing approach for Guardians of the Galaxy by saying that Marvel had "built a robust marketing program for the theatrical release that carefully integrates traditional advertising, social media, digital marketing, strategic promotional partnerships, organic entertainment integrations [and] publicity".

He takes the traditional African drum beats and rhythms that have inspired recent hits by artists such as Drake and French Montana and distills them, carefully integrating sounds that underscore his Senegalese and Guinean roots.

They remain organised by ethnicity, but unlike in Raffles' day, the PAP's idea wasn't to separate the Chinese, the Malays, the Indians and the rest, but to carefully integrate them – so the demographics of each block reflect the demographics of Singapore as a whole, in theory preventing the formation of volatile ethnic enclaves.

The rule, which spread slowly in Italy and Gaul, provided a complete directory for both the government and the spiritual and material well-being of a monastery by carefully integrating prayer, manual labour, and study into a well-rounded daily routine.

Apart from a few short-lived experiments during World War II and in the 1970s to shorten the curriculum to three years, not even the most radical of educational reformers have dared stray from the norm, carefully integrating their changes well within the venerated four-year framework.