Sentence examples for quicker to integrate from inspiring English sources

"Our analysis shows referred hires perform better, stay longer and are quicker to integrate into our teams," said Mr. Nash of Ernst & Young.

While Richmond was no quicker to integrate than anywhere else in the South, Powell used his position to reject the "massive resistance" that was advocated by other members of the local establishment.

The new toolset is being called the "Braintree v.zero SDK" to indicate how it's been rebuilt from the ground up, and is said to be easier and quicker to integrate within web, mobile web and native mobile applications.

Given that post-graduate education has been quicker to integrate these topics into their education, perhaps soon there will be a new pool of faculty members armed with the knowledge necessary to teach medical students patient safety and quality improvement.

In the first episode, he's quick to integrate with his fellow inmates at Bexar County Detention Center in San Antonio, adapting to their way of life and acting as a confidant, night and day.

Additionally, the turn-around-time for the entire specimen processing and mutation detection platform has to be quick, in order to integrate into the rapid pace of clinical decision making and impact patient management.

I already know Lilian Laslandes and Cyril Rool and that will allow me to integrate quicker.

Mr. Nolan said Ms. Perry had shown that chain stores and some "quick-service restaurants" were eager to integrate a wireless charger into their plans.

VP of Marketing and Business Development Dan Burkhart describes media RSS as the quickest way for small to medium sized startups to integrate with Flock.

The i1 also comes equipped with Wi-Fi and is one of the first Android phones to integrate new SWYPE® technology for quicker-than-ever messaging.

Such disappointments are the latest example of how technology is often embraced by philanthropists and political leaders as a quick fix, only to leave teachers flummoxed about how best to integrate the new gadgets into curriculums.