Sentence examples for integrated middle from inspiring English sources

I asked friends and relatives – all of them patriotic, well integrated, middle class – to sum up how they felt about being British and Muslim these days.

"On the surface, they may appear perfectly integrated: middle class, well educated, from stable families," he says in his study at the university.

This research is based on the strategy premise that managerial action matters and integrates middle management's decisions in examining successful execution of expansion strategies.

The goal of N-Squad was to integrate middle school science standards (National Research Council, 1996) into a digital game, while simultaneously presenting students with an age-appropriate view of alcohol's effects on the human body (see Klisch et al., 2009, for a description of the rationale and development of the game).

Unger et al. (13) conceptualise administrative integration as: integrating the middle management of disease-specific programmes within general service management, giving general service (horizontal) managers administrative authority over disease-specific activities, and disease-specific (vertical) managers providing technical advice.

Muslims have lived here since the colonization of Algeria in the 1830's, and many have been integrated into middle-class life for decades.

Years of research by Pew show that America's small, newer Muslim population is relatively well integrated: a middle-class group that encounters post-9/11 prejudice but rejects extremism, and by larger margins than their counterparts in western Europe.

Meanwhile, any disdain he may have felt in the past at the politics he observes around him has matured into a deep and incisive anger".The Parthian Stations"—named after a caravan route between the Mediterranean and India that was described by a Basra geographer in the 1st century BC displays Mr Ash's talent for integrating contemporary Middle Eastern events into a classic English poetic frame.

Furthermore, 88 children (15.5%) attended a comprehensive school (Gesamtschule) and 38 (6.7%) a community school (Gemeinschaftsschule), both of these school types representing a school community which integrates grammar, middle, and secondary modern schools into one school system.

The community was designed to integrate upper, middle and lower-income residents into an infrastructure friendly to people with disabilities.

The great Assyrian capitals of Assur, Nineveh, Nimrud and Dur-Sharrukin were all located in the foothill zone where the Great Zab flows into the Tigris, and the Great Zab basin became increasingly integrated into the Middle Assyrian and Neo-Assyrian empires.