Sentence examples for integration troubles from inspiring English sources
Media conglomerates from CBS to Scripps-Howard risk similar integration troubles as they seek growth online by snapping up hot Internet properties, analysts say.
Verizon is still struggling to digest its $4.4 billion acquisition last year of AOL, and some executives worry that buying Yahoo would simply be doubling down on integration troubles.
Alphahealth had used this approach for all its acquisitions to date, because although it wanted to avoid cultural clashes and integration troubles, it sought a common corporate culture, and taking off the tie seemed a good place to start.
The universities, in turn, used black studies departments as instruments of integration, which troubles some black scholars.
When trust breaks down, integration is in trouble.
In this fiscal year's $38 billion request for domestic security, for instance, the Bush administration has asked for only $200 million for "information integration, and is having trouble getting even that".
PARIS — In the general European euphoria over the election of Barack Obama, there is the beginning of self-reflection about Europe's own troubles with racial integration.
As Hannah-Jones said in her reporting, we have decided that integration is simply "not worth the trouble". The "trouble," in this case, is the accompanying need for families and communities to confront and reckon with their unconscious biases.
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The picture is not uniform — successful integration exists — but it is troubling.
Aon Hewitt, the consulting firm, found in a 2011 survey that trouble with cultural integration was the second-most-cited reason that mergers and acquisitions failed.
