Sentence examples for sufficiently integrated from inspiring English sources

Societal levers today safeguard some socially valuable services, but the present policy environment is neither sufficient nor sufficiently integrated to achieve coherence between the choices of resource owners and wider societal aspirations for ecosystem service provision.

More fundamentally, the issue was that an experiment in integration was not sufficiently integrated.

At present, however, media is not sufficiently integrated into development strategies seeking to enhance girls' wellbeing across the global south.

In 1987, the schools were deemed sufficiently integrated to to allow the court-ordered busing system to be ended.

The sustainability data is not sufficiently integrated and used for decision making.

"There are people in this society who don't have enough money to be homeowners, and there are people whose lives are not sufficiently integrated for them to take on the responsibility to be a homeowner.

An aptitude at the national level to sufficiently integrate the globalized system is key for capacity building.

In his experiment, reported in an earlier issue of Science, the artificial bugs were introduced to the real ones and soon became sufficiently socially integrated that they were perceived as equals.

They are sufficiently complex, integrated, and "individualized" that further major change in their designs does not appear possible, which is not to say that relatively minor (but still functionally significant) variations on existing cellular themes cannot occur or that, under certain conditions, cellular design cannot degenerate".

It is fair to say that these kinds of considerations are not integrated sufficiently into Marie Curie Fellowships.

However it may be that these skills were not sufficiently developed and integrated into the lives of the minority of participants who did not report benefit; with additional time and practice, mindfulness training may perhaps have proven beneficial.