Sentence examples for starting to integrate from inspiring English sources

"We're starting to integrate this technology into our lives in very interesting ways," says Blundell.

Though carmakers are starting to integrate digital-radio platforms, streaming audio can eat up most mobile data plans.

"Now that we have a campaign women have told us they love," he added, "we are starting to integrate it into other elements of our program".

Around the world, telecoms operators are starting to integrate their fixed and mobile networks, offering special deals to customers who buy both services together.

Abandoning Google, he says, gave Yahoo! a more differentiated product.Yahoo! is also starting to integrate the results of its searches with other services it provides on its website.

As well as switching to a dual-core (and then multi-core) approach, the firm is starting to integrate other functions, such as security and networking features, on to its chips.That points the way to the second part of Mr Otellini's plan: "platformisation".

Mr. Roberts said the company had started to integrate NBC Universal into its business.

Companies like Salesforce have also started to integrate machine learning into their platforms, lowering the cost and friction of getting started.

"This starts to integrate a lot of things in the home that we have wanted to bring together," Mr. Campbell said.

But I would argue that there are two ways in which you can start to integrate the concepts of minimum wage and living wage that are not reckless.

Companies should be prepared for change and should start to integrate the top and bottom-line implications in their business scenario planning and risk management.