Sentence examples for going to get integrated from inspiring English sources
If you get that pool of people moving forward then you are going to be big, if you are not able to integrate that, you are not going to get integrated collaboration".
"He's got a lot of support at Willamette," said Mark W. Connelly, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, "and that's going to make integrating the people a lot easier".
He said that the kind of man who supports the flag "grew up when public schools got integrated" and goes to work with "women and African-Americans in the workplace and he's fine with that, but he thinks the whole world is against him and has rights he doesn't have".
We are not going to be "integrated" into Monsanto.
"I said, 'Hey, we're going to get it integrated into the operating system,' " Mr. Gates said.
The record's core consists of internal structured data that goes through a rules-based cleanup and gets integrated into a data lake.
Now he's going to try and integrate this experience with his life and work.
Because this part, well this is just e^((a-ik)x), which I'm going to integrate to get this thing over a-ik.
"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.
