Sentence examples for a completely unified system from inspiring English sources

Some people would like a completely unified system.

As some have said, the United States, at times, does not have a completely unified system either.

It suggests a completely unified technological life.

The project may have been unified science, but they did not have a completely unified view of what that project was.

Unless we present a completely unified front against the adversary, they will exploit our internal divisions and defeat us.

In post-war Germany, an epistemological system that avoided the pitfalls of fascism and successfully unified systems of science and thought was perceived to be a progressive step.

By contrast, the leftwing vote in England is almost completely unified under Labour (bar a few percentage points for the Greens).

But perhaps a less anticipated finding of the poll is that Democrats aren't completely unified in their perception of the issue.

It's phenomenal to see this incredible, disciplined work, completely unified and emotionally grounded.

A third congressional aide with knowledge of the super committee's discussions told Reuters the six Democratic panel members were "not completely unified on their approach".

On the other hand, cautioned Ms. Friedman, who has a Ph.D. in social work: "Looking at this from family systems therapy, which emphasizes working through family dynamics to a resolution, a couple can't completely unify when the dividing line is literally at the front door.