Sentence examples for still integrated from inspiring English sources

The Upper West Side is still integrated.

Almost a century on, India's cotton industry is still integrated with global production chains.

And since the city is still integrated into world markets as well as China's, it is somewhat insulated from a downturn in China alone.

Growing up with Chinese and African-American friends in multiracial Oakland when its schools were still integrated, he emerged mercifully free of any need to ingratiate himself with nonwhites or to be unctuously oversensitive in his dealings with them.

The archbishop noted that "the law of the Church of England is the law of the land" there; indeed, ecclesiastical courts that once handled marriage and divorce are still integrated into the British legal system, deciding matters of church property and doctrine.

In April of 1959, despite her mother's disapproval, Teresa joined her classmates and professors in an unprecedented, prominently reported demonstration of unity (the protesters wore academic robes) against a law that would extend apartheid to the few institutions of higher education that were still integrated — including their own.

The Knicks are also still integrating several new players, with little time to get acquainted.

Delta, still integrating its $2.6 billion purchase of Northwest, lost $1.05 billion in the first six months of 2009.

But Delta is still integrating its $2.6 billion purchase of Northwest and it lost $1.05 billion in the first six months of 2009.

But Delta is still integrating its $2.6 billion purchase of Northwest and it had a loss of $1.05 billion in the first six months of 2009.

She added that while sales and trading needed work, the firm was still integrating the 400 employees it had hired this year.