Sentence examples for like to integrate from inspiring English sources

Since we sit squarely at the intersection of multiple cultures, we like to integrate some of these divergent interests.

Many suburban dwellers say they would like to integrate exercise into their routines but find themselves stymied by a suburban terrain that doesn't lend itself to walking.

MS. STAHL said she would like to integrate into the junior high curriculum instructions for selling online, including shipping preparation and accounting.

She said that there are many more younger, liberal, urban Iranians who would like to integrate their public and private lives.

Of those questioned, 88% said Britain was a good place for Muslims to live in, and 78% said they would like to integrate into British life on most things apart from Islamic schooling and some laws.

A number of companies have been mentioned as potential suitors for Wellstream – in our opinion any business which has the offshore installation capability would like to "integrate" its offering with manufacturing capability.

He seemed to me like someone more likely to integrate in this country than to commit such an appalling crime".

In this context, Peterson et al. [ 9] observed that children at the age of 12 years develop adult-like abilities to integrate proprioceptive feedback in balance control.

Lots of companies would like software developers to integrate with their existing software to create new applications, services, or just provide more insight into what customers are doing.

Take it for a spin, and if you like it, use the built-in feature to drop Apple CEO Tim Cook an email telling him you'd like a way to integrate the keyboard deeper into the operating system.

"Central Athens is multicultural and we would like these children to integrate," concludes second grade teacher Xydakis.