Sentence examples for far more integrated from inspiring English sources

The second and third generations are far more integrated.

Africans were far more integrated into the English community than we might expect.

A.A.E.I. is far more integrated into the political and media establishments than the hippies ever were.

This society should be far more integrated in almost every way than it is now.

It will be less austere and more welcoming and far more integrated into its West Side neighborhood.

Crowds were changing and there were young white boys and girls from working-class backgrounds who were far more integrated.

Given that trust in foresters by level of vertical integration does not differ by state and yet Oaxaca has far more vertically integrated communities, I conclude that differences in the pools of external actors in the two states may contribute to Oaxaca's high level of community forestry development, rather than a difference in the quality of interactions between communities and foresters.

Compared to its rivals, Apple is far more structurally integrated.

Greece is far more fully integrated into the rest of Europe's finances than Argentina was into anyone's.

The company does nearly all its manufacturing in-house, designs its own radio chips, is far more vertically integrated than its rivals and has unrivalled prowess in logistics.

And he remembers the sudden influx of new students into his own school, as white Protestant families chose a Catholic education for their children rather than sending them to public school with blacks.By the 1990s, however, the Jefferson County school district, which includes Louisville, was far more racially integrated (see chart).