Sentence examples for relatively integrated from inspiring English sources

Tunisia is relatively integrated into Europe's economies, enjoys a strong tourism industry, and has a relatively prosperous and educated population.

Historically, the area had been home to a relatively integrated community before the Group Areas Act and forced removals in 1966.

For a writer whose works have been preoccupied with race, he describes a childhood that was primarily peaceful in a city that was at the time relatively integrated.

Overall planning for and development of industries, markets, the environment, infrastructure, and social security have been relatively integrated in each city cluster (Fang et al. 2005; Fang 2014).

Mexico is a NAFTA member and is therefore relatively integrated by commercial and financial ties with the US and Canada, and with the rest of the world as well.

Still, hiring practices varied according to the individual plant managers, so some factories were relatively integrated while others had virtually no black employees.

The Surinamese, mostly of Indian or African descent, already spoke Dutch in their native country, a former Dutch colony, and are relatively well integrated.

Like the Cape Verdeans, they are relatively well integrated with the other islanders, because of a shared Luso-African cultural background.

The next-most-segregated are the Pakistanis, followed by the Indians, with the Caribbean population relatively well integrated.

South Australia became a city-state in which the urban and rural sectors were relatively well integrated by the close settlement within reach of Adelaide.

Flextensional PEHs are also relatively easily integrated into aerospace space systems with little effect on flow dynamic control.