Sentence examples for the assimilation of from inspiring English sources

The assimilation of new players has been quick.

The assimilation of different banking cultures was not always successful.

The assimilation of resentment is the death of love.

The assimilation of the anti-bullying campaign to civil-rights rhetoric is exactly right.

The assimilation of black forms into Parisian subculture was remedial and therapeutic.

The author's first novel, "Native Speaker," was about the assimilation of a Korean-American.

Part of the reason is the assimilation of many Cuban-Americans into the American mainstream.

At the same time, a photo can't compete with the assimilation of information that a painter does".

Ms. Jacobs, he writes, "argued that sidewalks provided three important things: safety, contact and the assimilation of children".

This trend may be attributed in part to the assimilation of these beliefs into moral and religious concepts.

Thus, even in Sanskrit literature, oral performance was an essential component, which further facilitated the assimilation of oral vernacular elements.