Sentence examples for we would assimilate from inspiring English sources
"Even though these people are acculturating here in the U.S., they're not abandoning their Spanish culture or the language," says Orci.. "People thought we would assimilate and go away, but that's not happening, so Spanish media is getting stronger, and marketers recognize its power".
"When one tried something new that viewers apparently liked, the others would assimilate it".
Aboard one of Perry's ships was a photographer, who brought with him a revelation that the Japanese would assimilate, accommodate and change.
That, he wrote, ran "contrary to the generally held opinion of the 1960's and 70's that migrants would assimilate and merge into the wider society".
Economists, he thought, were wrong to assume that new waves of immigrants would assimilate and thrive simply because previous ones had.
With the arrival of millions of Latinos in recent decades, there have been multiple reasons to wonder if they would assimilate and thrive — including legitimate economic issues that go well beyond ethnic stereotypes.
Conservatives have long worried that recent immigrants from Latin America would assimilate more slowly than previous new arrivals — because of their sheer numbers and shared language, and because the American economy has changed in ways that make it harder for less-educated workers to assimilate and rise.
Instead of recognizing the diverse relationships found in the gay and lesbian community, same-sex marriage would assimilate lesbian and gay relationships into the heterosexual model.
A new company would assimilate Marathon's oil and gas fields while simultaneously spinning off some of each company's less desirable refineries into a standalone company.
"They were maids, servants, they played hookers or they would assimilate to another culture," he says.
