Sentence examples for expense of integration from inspiring English sources

"Specialization is, of course, important but not at the expense of integration.

Critics of Dayton said the entities it created were too close to being states in their own right and that the arrangement reinforced separatism and nationalism at the expense of integration.

Studies may focus on particular aspects of integration – for example gender norms and employment (Dale & Ahmed, 2011; Timmerman, 2006) at the expense of integration processes in other domains, while drawing conclusions that refer to 'integration' per se.

This philosophy is multicultural in its recognition of many cultures and mutual adaptation, although not to the point of preserving cultures and groups at the expense of integration, as we have seen in the debate on faith based charter schools.

If high oil prices persist, we could be seeing a large drop in world trade.We may well be entering a new era of regional economic integration, at the expense of global integration.(Photo credit: AFP).

Is it possible that multiculturalism stresses difference at the expense on integration?

This is because the structure may respond in a geometrically nonlinear manner, making the computational expense of direct numerical integration in physical degrees of freedom prohibitive.

Businesses know this but frequently are deterred from accomplishing it by entrenched silo mentalities, a lack of executive courage, and the difficulty and expense of large-scale integration projects.

The EU does not need Britain, they never have and being tied to this insular anti-european country has been at the expense of greater European integration.

"The bill presented on 10 December 2015 provides the Danish authorities with the power to search clothes and luggage of asylum seekers —  and other migrants without a permit to stay in Denmark — with a view to finding assets which may cover the expenses," the Danish ministry of integration said in an email to The Washington Post.

Adjusted earnings per share were 54 cents compared with 51 cents a year ago, with the company attributing the increase to the elimination of integration expenses related to the 2008 merger of Thomson Corp and Reuters Group Plc and a lower tax rate.