Sentence examples for integrating in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "integrating in" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It can be used when discussing the process of incorporating something into a larger system or context, but "integrating" alone is often sufficient. Example: "The team is focused on integrating in new technologies to improve efficiency."
Threadsy's founder Rob Goldman says that the startup is also getting a lot of requests from users for deeper chat integration, which they plans on integrating in the platform in the near future.
I was integrating in the U.K. without feeling it.
It was, oddly enough, a story about how immigrants were integrating in America".
But many Wilcox County students, including her three children, have had no trouble integrating in college and beyond.
"Integrating in the society is a fundamental scriptural Christian trait," Bishop Tawadros said then.
The National Development and Reform Commission said that the seven pilot projects would begin integrating in 2015 and that a nationwide platform would go into operation before 2020.
Ford's most advanced system for integrating in-car functions is MyFord Touch (or, in Lincolns, MyLincoln Touch), which was redesigned after it initially received a lukewarm reception.
By integrating in-host genoma, it induces modifications on cellular cycle proteins.
The proposed methodology is implemented by integrating in-house software with commercial software.
"We were excited to work with Amazon on integrating In-App Purchasing into Forsaken Planet," said David Sterling, Vice President of Sony DADC's LOOT Entertainment.
The importance of integrating in-situ data with satellite data to get reliable picture of the regional scale aerosol forcing is demonstrated.
