Sentence examples for from assimilating from inspiring English sources

Asides from assimilating other services we have a much closer working relationship with colleagues in housing, transport, planning, benefits, children's services and have started lots of good initiatives.

We're hoping that our dysfunctional educational system can prevent millions more children from assimilating downward into what sociologists have called a "rainbow underclass".

By turning the refusal of exit visas for Soviet Jews into a political issue, it helped keep Jews there from assimilating.

From assimilating the Irish and Italians into whiteness to our current battles to eradicate bilingualism (but only among those whose first language isn't English); from yesterday's redlining and blockbusting to today's gentrification and deportations.

The conventional meat industry can also benefit from assimilating biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic modification technologies, using the technology to adapt to the changing environment and respond to the increasing competition from artificial meats.

We have to go through embarrassing demonstrations that the upper-middle-class white parents are generous but undisciplined and careless, whereas working-class Flor, obsessed with protecting her daughter from corruption — and from assimilating into Anglo culture, too — is entirely moral and dignified, solid through and through.

Carbon assimilation into biomass via methylene H4F was calculated from changes in OD600 using the conversion factors noted above (0.278 mg dry weight per ml of culture at an OD600 of 1.0; 47% of biomass is carbon) and also the estimate that 50% of the carbon in biomass comes from assimilated CO2.

In her remarks, Lee, who is forty-six, remigratingigrating from South Korea, assimilating with help from "Charlie's Angels" and "The Love Boat," and wondering why TV stars were mostly white when the people around her were not.

A steady-state Kalman filter for assimilating data from a single polar orbiting satellite.

I wear my heritage like a badge, because as a model minority, it's what keeps me from completely assimilating into American culture.

Language and cultural barriers may prevent immigrants, potentially even the highly skilled ones, from rapidly assimilating and contributing to the economy in proportion to their potential.