Sentence examples for go to integrate from inspiring English sources

Most organizations still have a long way to go to integrate this kind of thinking into how they ideate, create and measure success - and to stop the quant from feeling like he or she is the substitute math teacher who took a wrong turn and wound up the opening act for the art gala.

"But we are going to integrate with this country.

55. "I don't know how they are going to integrate in places like Glasgow and Sheffield".

He realised that if Latvia was going to integrate into Nato and the EU, it was going to have to make a public show of facing its past.

Don't worry – nothing's going to vanish or stop suddenly, and we're going to integrate communities and topics into our wider site coverage wherever possible.

"Tiger Woods could win every P.G.A. Tournament there is, but he's not going to integrate the country clubs or get them to change their policies," he said.

Speaking as speculation grew that Pfizer was close to lodging a higher bid, he added: "We would want to understand both – the price and how you were going to integrate".

It will be a trick for all of us, to see how are our programs are going to integrate into the park without becoming some kind of Disneyland version of ourselves".

"What we don't know yet is, How are the younger baby boomers and those folks raised in the computer generation going to integrate the computer into their funeral rituals?" Mr. Smith said.

At the same time, he no longer needed to worry about how he was going to integrate the management teams in Newbury and San Francisco, as he had in effect outsourced the problem to Bell Atlantic.

The federal judge can find me guilty, the supreme court can find me guilty… but if they think they're going to integrate with Jack Tracy and his family, they're going to have to build projects 60 miles north, 80 miles north, they can build them in Maine or wherever they want but I will not live next to a project.