Sentence examples for a relatively cohesive from inspiring English sources

But the conceptual design report issued today shows that all that consulting hasn't been idle: there's a relatively cohesive and practical plan — as practical as a particle collider can be — and a decent case for spending the $21 billion or so that would be needed.

Students' self-reported science outcomes showed moderate inter-correlations, suggesting a relatively cohesive experience in both spring of sixth grade and fall of seventh grade, in which students who were engaged in their science class also felt a positive science identity and sense of learning science.

Republicans there are actually a relatively cohesive group, added Burden, and generally don't view their elected officials as the enemy.

On the other hand, the largest (and best sampled) family, Miridae, formed a relatively cohesive group, with only two genera, Tupiocoris and Usingerella, somewhat remote from the rest of the family.

In particular, because the self is a manifestation of past and present cognitive, affective and body state experiences, there must be a critical link between interoceptive processes and so-called dysfunctional schemas, i.e., organized elements of past reactions and experience that form a relatively cohesive and persistent representation, which guides perception and appraisals (Segal 1988).

There were few words of optimism in a conflict that may or may not yet be a civil war, but already bears the hallmarks of a prolonged struggle pitting a still relatively cohesive leadership against an opposition that has gained control of territory in some places, while crumbling before the government's onslaught in others.

Because of differences in electoral systems and other factors, democratic countries differ with respect to whether laws and policies can be enacted by a single, relatively cohesive party with a legislative majority, as is ordinarily the case in Britain and Japan, or instead require consensus among several parties with diverse views, as in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, and elsewhere.

But this was a time when relatively cohesive communities were built around factories and mines; of apprenticeships that led to well-respected jobs that were supposed to last a lifetime; of trade unions that had organisational muscle.

But on most issues, especially social issues that are polarizing society, Internet Pioneers have formed a clear and relatively cohesive voting bloc that will increasingly inform the politics of the nation.

The security forces have remained relatively cohesive and organized.

Uganda is relatively cohesive, but toxic rumours, notably over corruption, are already circulating.