Sentence examples for less well integrated from inspiring English sources

It leads to a less well integrated society.

Though less well integrated, Iran's may by now even rival Mr Khan's in spread.

The final work, 2012's Circle Map, was only slightly less impressive –as its recorded recitations of Rumi's poetry sounded less well integrated into the overall writing.

Something similar was true of the less well integrated Pink String And Sealing Wax, but a glance at 1949's The Spider And The Fly proves the despairing outlook.

Such people will find other ways to get their data - less easily, less reliably and less well integrated with how they work - but for now, they are angry and uncertain.

Contra to expectation, patients whose rehabilitation needs were met were more dependent and less well integrated at 12 months post discharge than those with unmet needs.

Knowledge of the German language as an inclusion criterion might have led to the exclusion of participants who were less well socially integrated, a risk factor for work disability.

"Because the science is not well integrated, we are getting less out of the science than we could," Vaux says.

Alien plants, on the other hand, were visited by approximately the same number of pollinators as natives but less than endemic plants—implying that they are also well integrated into the native communities.

A number of studies [ 24, 26, 57] have found that vertical programmes are less likely to be sustained than programmes that are well integrated with existing (community) systems and structures.

The ballad "Lights Go Down" is perhaps too enthusiastic in its pursuit of melodrama, and "Good Luck" involves one of the less well-integrated blends of style and material – though even then, there's delightful use made of the woodwind which tiptoe around the middle-eight.