Sentence examples for chances to integrate from inspiring English sources

The sheer magnitude of the migration wave made it more difficult for immigrants to find suitable jobs, and many immigrants fled the disintegrating Soviet Union in haste, and with little prior knowledge of their chances to integrate successfully in the host country.

Being embedded in routine clinical practice, healthcare technology provides chances to integrate these different arrangements and contribute to patient self-management.

"I think we Roma don't have the chance to integrate.

"They need to understand that this is their last chance to integrate into the system," she said.

Consolidation of legislation in this area offers the chance to integrate international definitions in to domestic law.

This new option does not boast native history and gives you no chance to integrate with the local community.

The European investigation, as well as an inquiry by the Justice Department, also raises questions of how much of Honeywell General Electric will get a chance to integrate.

Now that he is gone, I am the gatekeeper of his past, in sole custody of a history the boys will never have the chance to integrate or reconcile with a father they know.

Sunderland are in FA Cup fourth round action against Fulham this weekend, a fixture which will give the new boy a further chance to integrate himself into the team, but then face a crucial home game in the league against Burnley.

Unlike the American teenagers I interviewed, who said they felt they had to split their burgeoning sexual selves from their family roles, the Dutch teens had a chance to integrate different parts of themselves into their family life.

This was Augusta National's chance to integrate its private men's club, not at the point of a bayonet as Payne's predecessor, Hootie Johnson, so colorfully put it in 2003, but as a matter of course.