Sentence examples for a cohesive unit of from inspiring English sources
The accused (also referred to as the respondent) may also be a cohesive unit of the university, such as a living group, athletic team, or other recognized organization.
Here, territory of a city can be described in terms of the localities encompassing the concentration of human activities as a cohesive unit of settlement (Soja 1989).
Ebner and Davey write in their study that a cohesive unit of European and American far-right "troll armies" were able to drive two of the most powerful hashtags on Twitter in the days leading up to the German election.
Ebner and Davey write in their study that a cohesive unit of European and American far right "troll armies," were able to drive two of the most powerful hashtags on Twitter in the days leading up to the German election.
Also attending the conference was Fox Searchlight Pictures president Nancy Utley, responsible for "127 Hours" and "Black Swan," and Mandalay Pictures President Cathy Schulman, who supervised "Crash" and "The Illusionist". The tone of the conference was "fighting to fight for ourselves," or in other words working to create the best possible film as a cohesive unit of artists with a purpose.
They worked together as a cohesive unit for much of the stage, gaining a maximum six-minute advantage over the peloton.
Repeated heavy airstrikes, rocket barrages and an attack across the Euphrates by the 3rd Infantry's 1st Brigade had rendered it "combat ineffective". "We never really found any cohesive unit of any brigade of any Republican Guard division," said Col. William F. Grimsley, the 1st Brigade commander.
Time passes, and the Mighty Ducks look less like a bunch of guys haphazardly slapping a puck around on their lunch hour and more like a cohesive unit capable of slapping opponents around the rink.
So they delivered an album of emotional songs that emerged as "a cohesive unit," addressing the "concept of the human heart" and "it's exquisite capacity to love and to feel and to understand... and to hurt".
Fashioning a rebuilt Jets squad into a cohesive unit is the job of debut A-League coach, Englishman Phil Stubbins, a veteran of Australian football since 1988 when he began playing for Melbourne's Heidelberg United in the NSL.
"It would be such a relief for most consumers to see that the government was actively working as a cohesive unit toward the betterment of the economy".
