Sentence examples for cohesive enough to from inspiring English sources

It is cohesive enough to be handled without segregation or bleeding.

He does not see it as a proto-superstate, or a union cohesive enough to become a giant version of France, Germany or Britain.

By now the collective should be cohesive enough to make the old and new material feel like part of the same searching impulse.

Villa were compact and cohesive enough to suggest they should manage to avoid trouble but may well invite it as a simple consequence of the fact they don't actually offer all that much in attack.

The Supreme Court majority said that the appeals court should have dismissed the case because the group that brought the lawsuit was not cohesive enough to have suffered measurable, common damages.

"Wales is part of a fiscal union, a nation state in which the political culture is cohesive enough to legitimize these fiscal transfers," said Kevin Morgan, an economist at Cardiff University who is an expert on Britain's north/south divide.

The J.M.P.'s leaders apparently feared that an abrupt end to Saleh's rule would bring anarchy, and they did not seem to believe that they were cohesive enough themselves to run the Yemeni state.

Which was a good thing as I couldn't form a cohesive enough sentence to tell the man I was dating how much I hated him.

Everyone else is assumed to be cohesive enough without the government's help.

You somehow have to have an organization that's cohesive enough that it will expand very rapidly to like 100 families so it won't evaporate on you.  .

You somehow have to have an organisation that's cohesive enough that it will expand very rapidly to like, 100 families, so it won't evaporate on you.