Sentence examples for very much integrated from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Obama's campaign will be very much integrated into the events.

In fact, it's very much integrated into the mainstream of culture.

"The Classic isn't just a horse show but an event that's become very much integrated into the community," Ms. Ukman said.

The main thing I've learned from them is their passion for people and how much they value being part of a community; that's very much integrated into this gallery model.

My own view is that award ceremonies in pop music are dreadful to witness and are simply a way of the industry warning the artist "see how much you need us" - and, yes, the 'new' NME is very much integrated into the industry, whereas, deep in the magazine's empirical history, the New Musical Express was a propelling force that answered to no one.

That was interesting because the video was very much integrated into the set.

Confronted with end-of-life decisions Austrian ICU physicians are very much concerned about integrating their patients' preferences into their decision making process.

So she clarifies what she thinks should be done, saying that she would "exercise every lever possible in the Russian business community, which very much wants to be integrated with the West, to make clear the costs of this kinds of activity freezing assets, curbing travel for family members, [and] freezing invitations to international conferences.

Alisa: It's very natural, very integrated into our lives.

It is not, then, really paradoxical that many of their prescriptions for life look very much like tactics for integrating people into society rather than like tactics for separating them from it.

"It's true that if you don't integrate very much, you're losing opportunities for efficiencies.