How do you use the word integration in a sentence?

Answer 1

The word integrity is a noun, a word for the qualities of morality and honesty, or the state of an object that is intact.

A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.

Example uses:

• The integrity of the voting process is vital to democracy. (subject of the sentence)
• When the man stood up for what was right, he showed great integrity. (direct object of the verb 'showed')
• She has a lot of integrity, so people respect her. (object of the preposition 'of')

Additional examples:

We put our trust in the contractor, as he was known for his integrity.

Workers were checking the integrity of the new stadium roof.

John was a man of integrity; he saw a foolproof way to cheat on his taxes, but he did not do it.

Answer 2

(to integrate is to combine separate parts or functions into one, or a calculus operation)

The integration of the new computer software was competed ahead of schedule.

Integration of public schools was a contentious subject during the 1960s.

Following the integration of the equation, you should have the result you need.

Answer 3

His integrity was beyond reproach.

With high integrity and morals, the man became a well-respected priest.

Without personal integrity, you are nothing.

Answer 4

The integration of new technology into the company's operations streamlined processes and increased efficiency.

Answer 5

Integrate is to combine one thing with another so they become a whole. Mary found it difficult to integrate into the new work schedule.

Answer 6

The school secretaries play an intregal part in the day to day actvities at the school.