Sentence examples for sign of integration from inspiring English sources

If you've established multiculturalism as a national principle, then you can in good conscience push people to integrate, because embracing your cultural heritage is a sign of integration rather than the opposite.

In another sign of integration, the opposition boasts influential women leaders.

October 2007: Two years on, and with little sign of integration between the pair, eBay admits that its acquisition of Skype has not been a runaway success.

"It's a sign of integration," said Abbas Bendali, the director of Solis, a market research agency, who says the halal market is growing nearly 10 percent a year and should reach about $5.7 billion this year.

While Twitter's geolocation feature has been live through its API since last November, there was no sign of integration into the main twitter.com site until now.

Only the episome (lane 3) and the wild-type locus (lane 1) were detectable, with no sign of integration even after prolonged culture (15 weeks).

But it is also cause for alarm, Mr. Geisser said, embodying the paradox that visible signs of integration set off xenophobic anxiety.

Why does Casey say so little on how to tackle the fact that white British and Irish ethnic groups "are least likely to have ethnically mixed social networks" – one of the key signs of integration.

"It was most intense in the white neighborhoods closest to African-American neighborhoods, because they were the ones most likely to be affected by desegregation plans," says Thomas Sugrue, a historian at New York University and the author of "Sweet Land of Liberty: The Forgotten Struggle for Civil Rights in the North". By the mid-'60s, there were few signs of integration in New York's schools.

Fewer than three months after Microsoft bought Yammer for $1.2 billion, founder David Sacks says that it is preparing to announce the first signs of integration "soon".

The research found that refugees showed signs of integration, including the formation of social bonds through community groups and places of worship.