Sentence examples for not as integrated from inspiring English sources

At present these environments are not as integrated as the features of Facebook or ResearchGate.

"International economic issues are still not as integrated as they should be in the national security process," Ms. Rice said today.

But extracurriculars are also not as integrated into school life in Germany; they're often based in the community or related to other organizations.

Its own people "were not as integrated into the society as they might have been", says one executive at Mr Murdoch's News Corporation.

Turkey's economy is only the 17th-largest in the world, and it is not as integrated into the global financial system as countries like China and the United States.

"My theory," she said, "is that Lisa Simpson is a reflection of most of our writers and the plight they survived as young people — that they were the smart ones, that they were different, that they were socially not as integrated, that they weren't athletic.

If you're going to promote the comparative virtues of the Surface Pro 3 it ought to be against, say, an iPad Air 2 to which you need to add a separate keyboard/stand and a separate stylus and maybe still not get something as integrated or elegant.

This is not terribly satisfying, as integrated arrays can be silenced to different degrees.

Cities like Vallejo, however, are diverse, but not as well integrated.

First, the old Soviet Ruble was not a convertible currency and the old Soviet economy was not as economically integrated as the Russian economy is today.

Although not as thematically integrated as the original Fame, Gaga's vivacious energy, bold melodies and almost comically relentless sensationalism keeps things interesting".