Sentence examples for much integrated from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Obama's campaign will be very much integrated into the events.

In fact, it's very much integrated into the mainstream of culture.

"The Classic isn't just a horse show but an event that's become very much integrated into the community," Ms. Ukman said.

Not that this was a competitive category — it was one of the few neighborhoods in the entire metropolitan area that was much integrated at all.

The main thing I've learned from them is their passion for people and how much they value being part of a community; that's very much integrated into this gallery model.

The lists by which Rob tries to make sense of his life — Top 5 Break-Ups, Top 5 Things I Miss About Laura — are not so much integrated as simply included.

Syntactic properties of historic cities were calculated how much integrate of each street by space syntax technique.

"Germany, France and Italy want to be the motor of a Europe that is much more integrated, much more solid and with regulatory mechanisms that are virtuous, that don't allow a cheater, so that there is no one who can exempt themselves from the rules that are set".

If it comes to pass, Liverpool would be disappointed to finish fifth and it would be the price to pay for making a slow start as they adjusted to so much integrating of new personnel after Luis Suarez's departure.

China can grow much faster because Chinese workers are much better integrated into the world economy".

This is evidenced by the reversal of the trend documented through evolutionary analyses (from less integrated among mission populations to much more integrated among mission populations) in the face of continued declines in population size.