Sentence examples for it integrates better from inspiring English sources

This may well mean that it integrates better, not worse, than previous ones, because ethnic alliances are harder to form.

Energy producers like gas because it is flexible and integrates better with renewable sources which are also growing rapidly.

"It is more integrated, better for photo albums, organising parties and more effective for observing people's relationships," he said, yet other factors are much more important  to teens - namely the fact they are likely to get a friend request from their mum on Facebook.

I'd love it if such indirect costs were integrated better into how decisions on energy policy were made.

In an interview with the Guardian, Wolfgang Schäuble said Germany had expected its 3.5 million Turkish minority to integrate better in the decades that followed the wave of immigration.

As VentureBeat mentions, they integrate better with Google Maps than Google itself does with its own web site creator.

Louise Casey's review said migrants needed to integrate better into British society.

Multiculturalism has "absolutely failed", she said on October 16th, implying that immigrants would be expected to integrate better into German society.

Some local authorities are doing what they can to integrate better bus services for areas outside city centres even before the bill is passed.

Dominique says there is one essential for any would-be migrants: "Before they move, learn Spanish so they can integrate better.

Rather than wasting precious energy on the same circular debates, it would be more worthwhile for politicians to listen to Muslim women and understand what would actually help them to integrate better.