Sentence examples for it builds into from inspiring English sources

Probably due to its other distractions, General Motors has been slow to accelerate the number of XM radios it builds into cars, but now, in its seventh model year, it too will feature them in nearly 44% of vehicles this year.

"I guess it builds into the story," Dickey said, playing along just a little bit.

"It's not disappointing unless it builds into a losing streak," Gill said.

How it builds into something stronger is very individual depending on personal circumstances and personal history," said Dr Eisler.

It builds into an ironic celebration of the pop impulse itself and the thrill of playing dress-up.

Sometimes it's calm and gentle and at other times it builds into something stronger, deeper, wild, changing, unpredictable and piercing.

When it was repeated in Paris the following year, it built into a steady (and, according to Corneille, surprising) success.

Like music, it was full of proposals and approximations, and it accumulated meaning, which it built into crescendos of truth.

Wilshaw believes so strongly in the traditional subject structure that he had it built into the school design.

"We've really seen it build into this ecosystem around healthy eating, which we hadn't anticipated happening".

Streep continued: "I think that women of that generation felt that lack – they had it built into them.