Sentence examples for a less cohesive from inspiring English sources

The poets function in a less cohesive, more glamorized setting than in Piñero's days.

Institutional investors are a less cohesive group than they used to be.

Her critics were outraged over a speech she gave last year to the Conservative Party in which she suggested that immigration makes Britain a less cohesive society.

But it also makes for a less cohesive lobbying bloc than say, the energy industry or the agriculture industry, and one that can be more easily overlooked by politicians.

Yet just because "Ferrari Boyz" is a smaller proposition, and Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame not quite the world-killing rappers Jay-Z and Mr. West are, that doesn't make their "Ferrari Boyz" collaboration a less cohesive album.

The price we all continue to pay for Thatcherite policies is to live in a less cohesive and more antisocial society, in which community life is weaker, people feel less able to trust each other and fewer of those in government have the experience and compassion to represent or understand the vast majority.

A combination of a less-cohesive target material and/or seismic shaking resulting from moonquakes or the impact of Tycho crater secondaries was likely responsible for a higher degradation rate in the TL-plains compared to the Cayley plains.

The Foreign Office judged that a wider, less cohesive union would be a shallower, looser one.

Things started to become a lot less cohesive.

Eating together and drinking together at the end of the day is a kind of sign of friendship or communion, and when that doesn't exist, it's a sadder, less cohesive society.

For the 79th District, the oddity is that a minority-group protection law has played a role in making a nonwhite area less cohesive and, therefore, less politically active.