Sentence examples for now integrating from inspiring English sources

For now, integrating passenger rail into emergency plans would eliminate the need to improvise so many evacuation train decisions and allow efficient use of existing infrastructure and trains.

Agriculture is now integrating the potential of modern IT and GPS technology into land management and there is an exciting range of precision-farming technology in the pipeline that will increase farms' efficiencies and yields.

In Europe, where even track gauges didn't match between some countries after World War II, planning has become so coordinated that "they're now integrating all of Europe into one train model, encompassing even the regional and commuter trains from the inner cities," Mr. Bartels said.

"There has also been incredible interest in HealthKit with over 600 developers now integrating it into their apps," said Cook. "Consumers can now choose to securely share their health and wellness metrics with these apps and this has led to some great, new and innovative experiences in fitness and wellness, food and nutrition and healthcare".

In December 2005 Deutsche Post bought British-based Exel, a leading logistics-management company, for £3.8 billion ($6.7 billion) and is now integrating Exel with DHL.FedEx is also offering more services, but is being more selective than its rivals about the areas it wants to expand into, and less convinced about some of the synergies to be reaped.

But nevermind that, Uber is now integrating with Pandora, too.

They are now integrated into our lives.

She now integrates eye health into national systems.

Few areas are now integrated across communal lines.

The new Barcelona coach, Luís Enrique, can now integrate Suárez into his rebuilt squad.

Ethical research, the piece claims, is now integrated into the workflows of its developers and researchers.