Sentence examples for particularly well integrated from inspiring English sources

"We're not particularly well integrated.

Both men are determined to show an integrated company to Wall Street -- and Time Warner has never been perceived as particularly well integrated by the business community.

While the book and the songs are not particularly well integrated — after a little banter and maybe a flashback to the rough old days, somebody will just step up to the mike and break into a familiar tune — the directors, Mr. Mutrux and Eric Schaeffer, don't ease up on the gas pedal long enough for you to complain.

And perhaps once a subcircuit is particularly well integrated and suited for a given type of regulatory function, each of its members (in our case, transcription factors) might act as a constraint on the others because any reduction in integration would be less adaptive.

But Mama Rose isn't a particularly well-integrated woman now, is she?

Because of the odd choice to support only MapMyFitness, a popular but not particularly well-integrated piece of software, and the weird method for actually measuring the heart rate, the watch could end up being more trouble than its worth.

In China, forestry is well integrated with other economic activities, and most rural Chinese, particularly women, regard tree growing as important as growing other forms of crops.

Opposition to new mosques has been particularly sharp in Britain, Germany and other nations where Muslim communities are both larger and less well integrated into the wider culture than in this country.

Asimov called it well integrated.

Even fewer thought they were well integrated.

It's simple and well integrated.