Sentence examples for imperfect integration from inspiring English sources

Serial publication was partly responsible for imperfect integration of the various episodes.

The external threat of ISIS and of its recruits in France may be best handled by the French police and military, but the internal problem of the Muslim population's imperfect integration is one that merits national debate, and that doesn't lend itself well to the war metaphor.

However, the soil texture may cause imperfect integration due to cement hydration, which negatively affects both durability and aesthetic condition, producing surface cracks and dust scattering, propagates to economic losses.

These include the limited capacity of the African Union bodies, the imperfect integration of national, regional and global priorities, and the lack of a central mechanism for the funding of women's and children's health.

And while Europeans have the legal right to move freely in search of jobs, in practice imperfect cultural integration — above all, the lack of a common language — makes workers less geographically mobile than their American counterparts.

The drawback is that it makes them imperfect guides to integration.

The collapse of the Communist alternative to Western-dominated modernisation and the integration (however imperfect) of Russia and China into the world capitalist order have been a morally and socially ambiguous process, to put it mildly; but in the early 1990s they seemed to promise the suspension of hostility between the world's larger powers.

The movement away from global integration, however imperfect, comes at a perilous time when imminent man-made and natural risks require concerted, globally coordinated responses.

The presence of the bound renders an integration process imperfect because it limits the amount of information accumulated, and this can produce distortion in the pattern of behavioral results.

Integration of HIV testing in ANC is essential in the overall PMTCT strategy; however, in Colombia, this integration has been imperfect in practice.

They were visible for 133 ms, short enough to prevent subjects from counting them, or inspecting them with multiple saccades (note that information integration across saccades is imperfect [61]).