Sentence examples for cohesion from from inspiring English sources

Ryan is adept at managing egos, at developing cohesion from diverse personalities.

Simple: It lacked cohesion, from the owner down to the defense on the field.

The German sequence also gains greatly in cohesion from being more compact than the expansive Vivaldi sequence, ending with a glorious setting of the Magnificat.

There is no sense in trying to create cohesion from a group of people who keep saying no to everything you try to do".

In the same poll in which they lamented the World Cup's economic disappointments, 78 percent of the respondents said they thought South Africa derived "social cohesion" from hosting it.

There was little trace of spirit or cohesion from Newcastle, who were being outfought and outplayed by a team that appears to have retained all of last season's form and vigour despite significant player turnover and the arrival of a new manager, Ronald Koeman.

According to Phillips, our society faces a greater danger from lack of social cohesion than from climate change, yet the latter still takes precedence in our public debates.

It is a common assumption that in the June Test window the southern hemisphere nations are at their most vulnerable on the first weekend – that an inevitable lack of cohesion resulting from a six-month break from international rugby makes them ripe for the picking.

Burial-dependent increases in cohesion, resulting from diagenesis and, at greater depths, from very low-grade metamorphism, are probably of overriding importance in determining rock strength in the accretionary wedge and forearc.

To keep these five SFRs from breaking up, it requires an internal cohesion ranging from several tens to several hundreds of Pa (Chang et al. 2016).

On each modeled scenario, different combination of cohesion ranging from 5 to 40 kPa and frictional angle ranging from 5° to 40° were alternated.