Sentence examples for made integration from inspiring English sources

She argues that White Plains has made integration work for 18 years without sweeping racial turnover.

We have found that these generic self-documenting APIs made integration by other teams very quick and easy.

By allowing such vast disparities between public schools — racially, socioeconomically and academically — this city has made integration the hardest choice.

Similarities in culture between Poland and western Ukraine in particular have generally made integration of Ukrainian migrants relatively straightforward.

Over the past 30 years, though, with the influx of Arab immigrants, cultural and religious differences, and the sheer numbers, have made integration more difficult.

Enlargement also made integration among EU states harder, a strategic objective of the UK in pushing for the admittance of central and eastern European neighbours.

"We used data to see what apps people were using and the frequency of usage and then made integrations to those [most popular] things the best," he said.

Nevertheless other aspects such as technology may make integration complex, for example, when integrating RNA-seq and microarray based mRNA profiling.

Some companies are trying to integrate these services, or provide infrastructure that makes integration possible as well.

While donors have often pledged to work together to integrate disease initiatives, the way global health programs are structured makes integration, or even cooperation, difficult.

Culture is the essential glue for making integration happen.