Sentence examples for a coordinated drive from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Egyptians had planned a coordinated drive from Sadah to the southwest, below the Razih mountains, hoping to link up with the force coming from Haradh.

Never before on any matter has there been such a legislative offensive, such a coordinated drive to overrule the law of the land and force everyone to adhere to one set of religious beliefs.

The group, called the Unified Microbiome Initiative Consortium (UMIC), envisions that a coordinated effort would drive forward cutting edge microbiome research, enabling breakthrough advances across medicine, ecosystem management, sustainable energy and production of commodities.

But McCain repeated the Wall Street Journal claim that the U.S. Department of Education, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and California attorney general Kamala Harris "mounted a coordinated campaign that drove for-profit Corinthian College out of business".

In those 2015 remarks, McCain repeated a Wall Street Journal claim that the U.S. Department of Education, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and California attorney general Kamala Harris "mounted a coordinated campaign that drove for-profit Corinthian College out of business".

A rocket attack on the governor's offices where American Special Forces troops are quartered, and a drive-by shooting at an American soldier in town a month ago, first alerted officials that a coordinated campaign existed.

It would take a coordinated effort.

A coordinated campaign with goals set.

"While some products are starting to have warning labels, there is no coordinated drive to encourage manufacturers to pursue alternatives," Laquatra said.

Myc activation is sufficient to induce apoptosis (Pelengaris et al., 2002), and YAP/TAZ/Yki act in parallel to limit apoptosis to ensure balance in the coordinated drive for cells to grow and divide.

At that session, the United States, West Germany, Japan, Britain and France agreed on a coordinated strategy to drive the dollar down, by official sales of dollars, because of fears that a high dollar would lead to protectionist trade legislation.