Sentence examples for Unified from inspiring English sources
'Unified' is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It means to make something united or combined into a single entity. Example: The new CEO's goal is to unify all the company's departments to work together towards a common goal.
"These applications were rewritten from the ground up," it explained, "to be fully 64-bit and to support a unified file format between OS X and iOS 7 versions".
Shortly before the rally, a unified national women's support group was founded: Women Against Pit Closures (WAPC).
He said, "This virgin city under unified control … is in a position to exact unity in plan and homogeneity in expression and harmony with the whole natural environment".
Saleh claimed that the Free Syrian Army was now a more unified force following the creation last week of joint military councils.
What we have now is a unified club.
The civilian pilot killed in the accident, Traill, was an experienced former RAF pilot from Bond Air Services who had been flying on contract with Strathclyde police, and then the new unified force, Police Scotland, for more than four years.
A unified approach will be essential with no room for dissent or compromise between countries.
One of the many absurdities of Tory education policy is a school commissioning system that militates against cohesion, while demanding a unified sense of British values.
This march is the beginning of a unified campaign for better housing policies.
Being swept up in a storm of unified outrage, condemnation or mockery against a single individual can be detrimental to both target and aggressor.
Dee Dee and Tommy Ramone form this unified rhythm section which seems devoted to capturing the three best riffs in rock and utilising them over and over again.
