Sentence examples for enough to integrate from inspiring English sources

Buzzwords are easy enough to integrate into stump speeches.

For we know that it isn't enough to integrate lunch counters.

But is that enough to integrate immigrants, particularly youths from a Turkish background?

Germany is rich enough to integrate its immigrants and rectify economic inequality.

These navy python effect Mary Janes from Topshop are fun, but subtle enough to integrate into your work wardrobe.

"No tariff can be smart enough to integrate care the way the clinicians know how to do it," he says.

Paul Frymer argues that as Democrats passed separate legislation to promote labor rights and racial equality they split the issues of class and race into two sets of institutions, neither of which had enough authority to integrate the labor movement.

A Home Office spokesperson said the family rules had been designed to make sure that those coming to the UK to join their spouse or partner would not become a burden on the taxpayer and would be well enough supported to integrate effectively.

The fact that Turkish men in Germany increasingly look for wives in Turkey does not help: their children are often raised the traditional way and do not learn enough German to integrate properly.Immigration is not just about Turks, however, insists Helga Nagel, head of Frankfurt's office for multicultural affairs.

Relying on integral action alone is, however, not ideal in the face of a large sudden error, and the actuating signal response would only become sufficient once the error has been allowed enough time to integrate.

Integrating electronics into everyday clothes is still some distance off, but researchers at Ohio State University have taken an important step: weaving circuits into clothes with enough precision to integrate them with ordinary PCBs.