Sentence examples for longer to integrate from inspiring English sources

"But the drawback there is that it takes them a little longer to integrate into the new environment, because they're still keeping their old ties".

Previous acquisitions took longer to integrate than initially expected and because United States Sugar's fields are not all contiguous, complicated land swaps with other businesses may be required.

"Bengali immigrants have taken much longer to integrate into broader British society because their demography was so distinctive," Shafiur Rahman, a drug rehabilitation worker in Tower Hamlets told me.

(It sounds like the API has similar functionality but takes longer to integrate).

My word processing program doesn't want to even acknowledge it's a word; it's just a snippet of the zeitgeist and that takes longer to integrate.

"I did think that, by living in New Malden, it would take me longer to integrate into wider British society, as I'd just be surrounded by Koreans," Joong Wha told me.

Systems which take a longer time to integrate are not taken into account in this research.

Chief Product Officer Jeff Drobick (who joined Tapjoy last year) said one of the goals for nGen was to create something broad enough that developers no longer need to integrate with "too many SDKs to get this whole solution stack" and instead treat Tapjoy as "a single partner that can do more".

Chief Product Officer Jeff Drobick (who joined Tapjoy last year) said one of the goals for nGen was to create something broad enough that developers no longer need to integrate with "too many SDKs to get this whole solution stack" and instead treat Tapjoy as "a single partner that can do more". He also suggested that this will help as Tapjoy continues expanding to non-gaming apps.

It's true that there are some refugees who will need a longer time to integrate; some who don't belong to Germany; some who disregard our laws, who don't learn our language, and, if they've committed crimes, some who should go back to their homeland.

The issue is no longer simply whether to integrate a subsidiary or give it more autonomy; the answer will depend on whether you're talking about front-end or back-end processes.