Sentence examples for as much coherence from inspiring English sources

Some of the hearings to far, like those for the 9/11 conspirators, which should be trials of the century, have had about as much coherence as the early rehearsals of a middle-school play.

For our contrasts of interest we used the feedback phase to provide as much coherence as possible to our time course analysis.

Nor does it have much coherence as a political project, now that it has abandoned supranationalism as its final goal without substituting anything else.The term "political union" survives in EU rhetoric, but without a meaning.

Granted, coherence and plausibility matter as much here as they did in the Indiana Jones films and "North by Northwest" (a film whose Mount Rushmore set piece "Book of Secrets" unwisely invokes).

The result is a collection that has a wonderful coherence and that reflects as much my preoccupations as it does Matthew Shenoda's and it is the better for it.

But that was the last we saw of Irish coherence for a while, testament as much as anything to the aggressive defence of the Welsh.

One possible reason for this difference is that the Chinese readers do not need as much explicit coherence patterning to understand the context of the text; while the English readers need much more explicit expression of the connections of the segments of the text to build up the cultural context of the texts.

We do adjust for each location, but we try as much as possible to avoid making adjustments in order to maintain coherence in a small organization of just more than 110 employees.

"I think in a public company you need fairly tight coherence at the top of the house," he said, a sign of company loyalty as much as stoicism.

In the words of Schaller, 'To learn as much as possible about chiru became a personal quest, almost an indulgence, and it gave direction and coherence to much of my work on the Tibetan Plateau.

As much as anyone, Elliott, who is 38, has been the figure giving the case for departure organisational and intellectual coherence.