Sentence examples for more integrated at from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, things have moved on and girls' and women's teams are now far more integrated at most other Premier League clubs including Spring Series winners Chelsea, whose girls' teams are also run as a Regional Talent Club but are based at the club's main Cobham training ground.

Exploring the determinants of transnational voting behaviors, the authors show that, compared to the general population of Senegalese migrants, Senegalese voters tend to be better-educated and more integrated at destination.

There is evidence from primary care settings that quality, health outcomes and provider satisfaction are improved when healthcare systems are more integrated at multiple levels [ 4, 5].

"If you can embrace your erotic authenticity at an early age, you're likely to be more integrated as you grow older", they wrote me.

In Brussels on Thursday, Mario Monti, Italy's prime minister, said Germany was putting the goal of a more integrated Europe at risk by its "lack of promptness" in accepting the change.

Similarly, we expect that the evolutionary consequences of genome size constraint on free-living prokaryotes (Fig. 1) are bound to extend from the mere restrictions on genome evolution, such as the need for widespread horizontal gene transfer discussed here, to more integrated operational constraints at the level of cellular functions and regulations.

"I have never seen the Iranian human rights community more at one, more integrated and coordinated across the board than it is now, and this tribunal taps into that," said Drewery Dyke, an Iran researcher for Amnesty International.

That teaching is much more integrated, but something seems to happen at the secondary school level where it's become much more compartmentalized.

"The longer you stay at a club, the more integrated you become and the more leadership you get.

Trump's "America First" message is viewed as at odds with calls in Davos for a more integrated world.

James T. Harris, whose granddaughter Tajisa Wallace is a kindergartner at King Elementary, said he liked the parenting program, which is now more integrated into the schools.