Sentence examples for preferred to integrate from inspiring English sources

In interviews over the past few days, numerous Japanese residents said they preferred to integrate into the city — frequenting Japanese restaurants and cultural events, certainly, but as part of New York's swirling mainstream, not as foreign visitors.

Employees also took online personality and work-style assessments to determine whether they preferred to integrate or segregate their job and family responsibilities.

In January, MTV closed its user-generated content based channel MTV Flux, prefering to integrate the content into its MTV-branded music channels.

That's because Apple outlaws third-party digital payment solutions on iOS, instead preferring to integrate banks and payment providers into Apple Pay.

However it must be noted, that complementary treatment options are still neglected in the development of decision aids [ 68], although patients prefer to integrate CAM into their "tailored care" to manage their individual medical conditions [ 69].

Thus, although SR3 and other RTE clade retrotransposons do not exhibit tight target site specificity, they seem to prefer to integrate into AT-rich sites and, in addition, are frequently found in introns and other-non coding areas of protein encoding gene loci.

All participants in this study were 'happy' and 'willing' to try different interventions to help manage fatigue in AS including psychological interventions such as MBSR, and would prefer to integrate alternative and psychological interventions with traditional medication rather than medication on its own.

Given the rapid pace that most residencies place upon the learner, the results of this survey indicate that residents and faculty would prefer to integrate IH curriculum into general lecture series rather than utilizing external IH training resources (see figure 2).

In the Eastern bloc, communist governments celebrated (and exaggerated) the role of communist resisters but preferred to try to integrate ex-Nazis into the new society they were building rather than come to a reckoning with their crimes.

They are understandably reluctant to talk down fixed-line, preferring to trumpet integrated "fixed-mobile networks".

So I was "mainstreamed," as they used to say—I prefer to say integrated.