Sentence examples for too integrated from inspiring English sources

I've heard some of these same alleged integration advocates criticize the Denver School of Science and Technology charter for being too integrated.

Information technology is too integrated into the life of the country and the government for a complete news blackout.

Besides, he writes, "America's appetite is simply too large and the global market is too sophisticated and too integrated for the U.S. to secede".

When one user questioned Aakjaer's stance, they were told: "You must be too integrated in the red Copenhagen mafia if you don't think all that eastern Europe dirt and sh.. needs a kick in the behind over the border.

One user questions Aakjaer's stance and is told: "You must be too integrated in the red Copenhagen mafia if you don't think all that eastern Europe dirt and sh.. needs a kick in the behind over the border.

So the rise of Sikh fundamentalism in the UK isn't just an attempt to enforce rules: it is also the expression of a worry among young rank-and-file males that Sikhs are becoming too integrated.

Actually, I think one of the (many!) things that draws me to you and your work is how you, too, integrate different kinds of work, in this case contemplative practice and engaged work in the world.

Many, too, have integrated freshman orientation into the curriculum.

These too are integrated at points in the UI, schema, and API.

America is too closely integrated into a trade system where medium-value-added goods are largely made in the developing world.

Underneath it all, John believed that if he became too well integrated with the team, it would threaten his sense of loyalty to his own racial group.