Sentence examples for fails to integrate from inspiring English sources

If society fails to integrate the next generations, those costs may stretch far into the future.

At 3 billion dollars, the current design fails to integrate effectively with Baltimore's existing infrastructure.

It fails to integrate its supposed theme (the devaluation of human life by the imminence of universal death) at a structural or narratorial level.

Cheaper satellite positioning systems might be less accurate, and software that fails to integrate future land transfers would make the mapping exercise a waste.

Her complaint about the director Robert Lepage, another video innovator, is that he fails to integrate what you see and what you hear, a critique that crystallized when she saw part of his Metropolitan Opera production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.

But if the novel fails to integrate all the cosmic elements she summons up — her digressions on maps, aerial perspective, Western land rights and Los Angeles traffic are strained — Wiggins ably challenges the smug idea that we can easily distinguish truth and falsehood in telling anyone's story, especially our own.

However, those that fail to integrate are likely to remain reservoirs for resentment.

Most contemporary discussions of metabolism have failed to integrate formal, spatial, and material attributes.

Many discussions of architectural metabolism fail to integrate formal, spatial, and material attributes.

Those analyses have also failed to integrate the fields of intellectual property law.

The European Union has failed to integrate many former Communist states.