Sentence examples for being able to coordinate from inspiring English sources
"She can put all of the things together for Andrew in terms of being able to coordinate issues and people".
But in a world of limited bandwidth, these speeds are still not as fast as they could be, and so in recent years researchers have searched for the wireless industry's Holy Grail: being able to coordinate several routers at once so that they can triangulate the data even faster and more consistently.
In Minnesota being endorsed by the party at the local convention carries a lot of advantages heading into the primary, like being able to coordinate your campaign with statewide candidates.
"Super PAC heads are not allowed to coordinate strategy with the actual campaign," they write, elsewhere insisting that candidates in this arrangement need to find "someone with whom they can continually cooperate without ever being able to coordinate -- or ever ask for advice" to run the super PAC.
The reasons given for not taking vacation time varied -- from not being able to afford it and not being able to coordinate family schedules to fear of missing out on important work decisions and fear of being perceived as less committed to work -- but the fact is that, with so much busyness happening at work, vacation can seem impossible.
Interventions such as this one may actually aid hospitals in being able to coordinate more efficient discharge planning.
