Sentence examples for coalesced into groups from inspiring English sources

Most of the crowd had soon coalesced into groups, newly formed clans of six to eight united by age, language or sheer happenstance.

Airlines have coalesced into groups, each offering their own loyalty system.

More and more investors are coalescing into groups, hopeful of reaching the threshold at which they can instruct mortgage-pool trustees to act against servicers (25% of note-holders in a given issue).

Past arrests of suspected militants in Canada, Germany, Britain, France and Jordan, as well as the United States, leave a picture of like-minded individuals providing one another with frequent support, occasionally coalescing into groups for specific attacks.Many of these comrades, including Mr bin Laden, made one another's acquaintance while fighting in Afghanistan.

The official put the number of defections at 10,000 — "around that" — and said a couple of hundred of them had coalesced into two groups, apparently rival, called the Free Syrian Army and the Free Officers Movement.

The trade unions and entrepreneurs involved with mining coalesced into political groups that opposed the creation of a ruling landowning elite.

We had coalesced into a group while studying Spanish at a language school in Cuzco.

Ultimately eight senators coalesced into a group to sound out the White House, report back to other senators and try to find a way forward on deficit reduction talks that foundered after automatic spending cuts known as sequestration kicked in March 1.

They have coalesced into another group – "the 40", named after the number of new-intake MPs with slim majorities intent on proving they are neither trainee-Cameroons nor trainee-DDs and who, shunning hierarchy, hold their meetings seated in a circle.

They certainly could not have existed without the efforts of the generation immediately preceding them, who collectively furthered the cause of women in the genre and coalesced into the group Sisters in Crime, founded in 1986.

Initially identified as a protein involved in carcinogenesis (2), FUS was recently found to be associated with certain forms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) and several less common neurodegenerative disorders (3– 6) that can be coalesced into a group of FUSopathies.