Sentence examples for integration added from inspiring English sources

"I said, 'Please, be patient.' " "It really made us think about integration," added Nora.

Mr Taylor said he would not want integration added to Ofsted's inspection criteria because "schools have got enough pressures on them".

This has seen integration added for Microsoft Office, WordPress, PrestaShop and Transifex, amongst other services.

Turkey's troubled relationship with the European governments involved in the European integration added another complex dimension to the equation of migration from Turkey.

In effect, the integration added several services, for example, child immunisation, basic treatment of ailments and directly observed therapy (DOTS) to the family planning personnel.

Facades integration adds pre-requisites to the design specifications of the solar thermal collectors, mainly related to the architectural acceptance and good conversion efficiency.

But rather than stress the modularity of its operating system, Microsoft emphasizes the idea of integration, adding new functions to existing modules and insisting that Windows 95 be treated as a monolithic unit, not a collection of components.

Integration, adds Simmons, means charities can also maximise the emotional impact of their message: "The ability to donate is there right at the point at which you emotionally interact with the issue: if your friend discovers their nephew has leukaemia and makes a post asking people to sponsor them to shave their head then you are much more likely to donate.

As in any high tech and modern manufacturing system, integration adds value.

Social integration adds to your credibility, gives users a chance to engage with you, and offers you a chance to self-promote through your audience's individual profiles.

This kind of integration adds value throughout the service offerings, while using machine learning and analytics to help push the right information at the right time, Kokinos explained.