Sentence examples similar to a more coherence from inspiring English sources

After a leadership struggle, they have a new chief, Mat Herben, and a bit more coherence.

Still, a bit more coherence would have been nice.

It's something that would bring a little more coherence to the life of the Communion.

There's good news: the movie has a bit more coherence and considerably more humor than the first installment, released in 2007.

His introspection was intense, if not befuddling, before the quarter-final with Wales in Brisbane and the performance he produced in that match was so lacking in clarity that head coach Clive Woodward sent on Mike Catt to inject a little more coherence.

So I think we need a bit more coherence between the agendas on tax and the agenda on trade and we need to make sure that, in parallel to all the moves on tax, we also see some sensible thinking on trade that doesn't insist on ever increasing liberalisation and does recognise that different countries need different policy space and different means to address these issues.

In doing so, I hope to provide myself a bit more coherence about where I've come from and where I might be headed.

With his selective statistics, Cameron seems to be living in a very different world to the real one, where people are actually suffering, but like all fantasy worlds, it has a lot more coherence than reality.

There is a little more coherence within these groups than within those grouped primarily by policy area.

If they did, what would happen to the group?A more important obstacle to coherence is strategic rivalry.

The question of interest, then, is whether more coherence implies a probability (given independence and individual credibility) everything else being equal.