Sentence examples for have it embedded from inspiring English sources

Alison Hadley, now of Bedford University, who ran the teen pregnancy unit until it was shut down, says the best local champions are still in place, and schools that embraced good sex education have it embedded in their culture.

As for the social mission, he told me that the country would be better served having that mission explicitly dealt with by the federal government than to have it "embedded" as part of two companies that were always more concerned with maximizing profits.

Instead, you need to have it embedded within the business.

"We did envision that some day the phone would be so small that you could hang it on your ear or even have it embedded under your skin," he said.

"On the functionality level it will be more efficient to have it embedded, because that way we can have it more controlled and for the replacement of cartridges and filters there's more opportunities to make it a bit more efficient, as part of the building.

"We have to now get it embedded that this is something that will happen somewhere most years".

We always try to have it heavily embedded in the plot and relevant to what the characters are going through.

It describes an event, or an experience, or a process, and it has embedded in it the potential of having emotion and attention – and surprise and interesting characters.

When a new invention comes along and it helps mankind, it has embedded in it the seeds of destruction.

But it's not a rumor, we've seen the ad (and have embedded it below for your own viewing pleasure).

Rumor has it that Apple wanted to embed the fingerprint sensor in the display itself.