Sentence examples for not really integrated from inspiring English sources

He includes a chapter entitled "The Politics of Globalization," which is largely a rehash of old debates about the I.M.F. and the World Bank, and is not really integrated with the rest of the book.

But the hip-hop touches were window dressing, not really integrated into the overall sound, and the nods to Top 40 nostalgia were less important than what Mr. Mendes announced early in the evening was his main purpose: to celebrate some of the great Brazilian songwriters.

Jay 1996 (pp. 130 131), Wiggerschaus 1994 (p. 151), and Wolin 1992 (pp. 56 58), argue that they were not, such that their theoretical works (especially in Studies on Authority and the Family) were not really integrated with the empirical studies.

The findings with MBONs here are not really integrated into in the Discussion section.

But this book does not really integrate those past battles with the current ones, which is unfortunate.

It took Ford a while to bring this integrated system to market, given that Sync made its debut in 2007 and the MyFord Touch user interface launched in 2012, but AppLink wasn't really integrated into those systems.

We just didn't fully realize it until the last decade or so, and still haven't really integrated the idea that Earth, from here on in, is increasingly what we choose to make it (including the bioscape and atmosphere/climate).

The problem, largely, is that FreeTime isn't really integrated with the Alexa app.

"He wasn't really integrated into the group and he looked a bit on the fringes, so we spent a lot of time opening him up as a person and a player.

She added that while The League has organized events of its own, they weren't really integrated into the app experience.

Simple demographics dictate that they can't really integrate their schools at all, by either race or class.