Sentence examples for immediately incorporated into from inspiring English sources

'He thought that if we were going to do this at all, we may as well be as radical as we could possibly be.' Rehearsals began four days after the London bombings, which were immediately incorporated into the script.

(An efficient stock market was one in which all information relevant to the discounted present value of stocks was freely available to all participants in the market and hence was immediately incorporated into their buying and selling plans; stock market prices were unpredictable because every fact that made them predictable had already been acted on).

Theoretically, weak-form efficiency means that all historic price and return information is wholly and immediately incorporated into the market price.

Part of Poland was immediately incorporated into the Reich, and the General Government was established in occupied central Poland.

Some of the conquered territories were immediately incorporated into Germany as part of Hitler's long-term goal of creating a Greater Germanic Reich.

Each grade level in the school has a lead teacher who is in charge of ensuring that any new colleague is immediately incorporated into professional conversations and has a guide to the school's culture and practices.

It can be speculated that in a following bone resorption phase the Zn ions are released and again used as cofactor of the enzymes for the subsequent bone formation phase and/or immediately incorporated back into the new formed bone.

Both products are applied in pre-planting and need to immediately be incorporated into the soil to avoid volatilisation.

But the intuitions often come in the middle of doing something, so working in Hong Kong, where there's an intuition, you can immediately incorporate it into the action".

If the U.S. announced that it was turning away all Syrian refugees, ISIS would immediately incorporate this decision into its recruitment campaign.

Filming in the hood, we'd pick up on things and immediately incorporate them [into the scene].