Sentence examples for integration tough from inspiring English sources
Ex-cons are not the only ones who find integration tough.
In autos, system integration is tough.
This level of integration is tough, and it could have taken Appcelerator three or six months more to put a team together in order to solve the challenge.
Work/life integration is tough and balance is next to impossible, but dreaming will empower you to rejuvenate and focus on what you really want.
Instead, he said the eurozone needed a "quantum" leap towards further economic integration, with tougher rules on budget discipline.
Neil Shah: While R&D and integration would be tough initially, Apple has deep pockets to develop and integrate its own top-notch LTE capabilities into the products over the period of next two years.
G.M.'s style of cellphone integration required some tough decisions: what buttons go on the dash and which on the screen, and how to make the resulting system feature-filled but not distracting.
"My understanding is that it was a very tough integration with very different cultures.
Though Poles are hardly Britain's toughest integration challenge their popular image is one of devoutly Christian, family-loving, football-mad beer-drinkers with a strong work ethic the unexpected speed and scale of their arrival caused headaches.
The party also seek a more restrictive immigration policy and tougher integration and law and order measures.
