Sentence examples for more closely integrate from inspiring English sources

"These two pillars must more closely integrate their actions".

Windows 98 has been expected to more closely integrate the two.

The promotion, by the ABC unit of the Walt Disney Company, is emblematic of attempts by media giants to more closely integrate their offline and online operations.

The acquisition will allow Buzzsaw to use Autodesk's international sales force and more closely integrate its software with Autodesk's, she said.

Now, Book and Barnes & Noble have restructured their partnership to cut costs and more closely integrate the magazine with the chain.

First Boston, which has hired the consulting firm McKinsey & Company to help it develop a plan to be presented to the board of Credit Suisse, its parent, is also exploring ways to more closely integrate its back office operations with Credit Suisse, as it seeks to improve the profitability of the company, the executives said.

Meanwhile, Safari, Apple's web browser, has become more closely integrated into the operating system in a similar way to Windows' integration of Internet Explorer.

But he flourished a burgundy-coloured European passport at his closing press conference to symbolise the human dimension of the more closely integrated Community, which, he believes, he has started to build at Fontainebleau.

Tony Blair has declared that, for him, religion must be more closely integrated with politics.

Switzerland's notably internationalist economy is more closely integrated with the EU than ours is.

At the same time, Google is making some moves toward more closely integrating its products.