Sentence examples for had only incorporated from inspiring English sources

An analogy would be if a doctor was now held accountable for his patient's health based on what we now know and accept to be healthy lifestyle habits, such as not smoking, limited drinking, daily exercise, a plant-based diet, and daily meditation but the patients had only incorporated the new lifestyle habits for a short time.

To do this, the city government bought up a huge parcel of undeveloped land near the affluent colonial towns of San Ángel and Coyoacan, which had only been incorporated into the urban sprawl.

Deary was initially sceptical, having had a negative experience with the 2001 animated series, which had only loosely incorporated his concept.

In May 1992, Miller announced his desire to remove the "Southern Cross" of the Confederate battle flag from his state's banner, which had only begun incorporating that imagery in 1956.

Interestingly, countries with high RAI scores (UK, Canada, Australia, and Sweden) have incorporated HTA since the 1990's, whereas countries with low RAI scores (Korea, Taiwan, and Germany) have only recently incorporated HTA.

Whereas the eastern half of China dates back about two millennia, the western part is far more recent, having only been incorporated about 300 years ago.

Although mainstream media has only recently incorporated plus-size women and plus-size fashion, the type of plus-size bodies that are featured are mostly "white, under 30, on the smaller side of fat, able-bodied and evenly proportioned," Enneking wrote on her blog, Fat Girl Flow.

So far ultrasound has only been incorporated into undergraduate medical student curricula only to a limited degree [ 3- 8] and has not been systematically implemented as a curricular course to be learned by every student in undergraduate medical teaching [ 3].

The study timescale is shown in O table 1. Public and patient involvement (PPI) is integral to the conduct of this study, and we have not only incorporated the input of a user as named applicant and the PPI group at one of the recruitment sites, but also set up a research advisory group including patient and carers.

Mr. Schrempp was questioned by Terry Christensen, a lawyer for the Tracinda Corporation, Mr. Kerkorian's investment company, about why DaimlerChrysler was incorporated in Germany, had only one American left on its 11-member management board and had deployed former Daimler-Benz managers to run Chrysler.

Three months after incorporating as a nonprofit organization, it had only 25 members, 11 of whom were on the board.