Sentence examples for considers integral to from inspiring English sources

Within three days all the drums were recorded, which contributed to the raw, live sound on the album that the band considers integral to its musical direction.

When VMware bought Zimbra in 2010, the deal was considered integral to the company's strategy.

What other traditions or celebrations are considered integral to United States culture, and what historical events do they represent?

On both sides of the political divide, the people and institutions once considered integral to the establishment have become too weak or fractious to deserve the term.

Cosell also anticipates a curious fallout to the proliferation of spread offenses: a diminishing importance of the left tackle, usually considered integral to any passing game.

KUALA LUMPUR — Through most of their 17-year marriage, M. Indira Gandhi says she and her husband observed rituals that she considered integral to their Hindu faith.

But the number of Americans with roots in India is much higher, and strong trade and diplomatic ties are considered integral to both countries.

The terminal is considered integral to the performance of the building and, according to the firm's associate director David Monswhite, could not have been constructed in the desired timescale without BIM.

The 79-year-old president of Azerbaijan, Heydar A. Aliyev, collapsed twice during a nationally televised speech there today, prompting fresh questions about the health of a leader considered integral to the stability of his oil-producing country.

There was no sign of progress on the status of Kirkuk, which Kurds considered integral to their identity but which large populations of Arabs and Turkmen also claimed as their own.

Some bankers may also take affront at the singling out of activities like trading of complex securities known as derivatives, which the panel identified as risky but that they consider integral to modern finance.