Sentence examples for terribly integrated from inspiring English sources
"If you were in the Department for Education [DfE] and said, 'A lot of these schools are not terribly integrated places', you'd have been brushed aside and told, 'Well that's not actually a priority and that's not the important thing, the important thing is that we have got more of these institutions'," he said.
This is not terribly satisfying, as integrated arrays can be silenced to different degrees.
France erred terribly by trying to integrate immigrants rather than assimilating them, she said.
Interestingly, Palm announced plans for a software package called Tungsten Mobile Information Management that offers wireless e-mail capable of being integrated with desktop e-mail, viewing of e-mail attachments, calendars and contacts not terribly unlike RIMM's Blackberry Enterprise Server software.
These twists are so successfully integrated into the novel, their implied points made so gracefully, that it's jarring to encounter, every now and then, less adroitly handled elements like Leonora's overt (and not terribly effective) political commentary, which seems imposed on rather than integrated into the dialogue.
Acquisitions were poorly integrated.
Everything is integrated.
"We are totally integrated.
It is integrated, more integrated every day.
You've got enough renewable energy right now, right now - integrated forms supply all the energy you need, right now - well, by 2030 - but get going and you'll employ millions of people and it will be terribly exciting.
