Sentence examples for coordinated more from inspiring English sources

Insurgent bands of fighters appear to be united in a way that is more concurrent than coordinated, more opportunistic than driven by an operational decision to merge forces.

Press secretary Josh Earnest said it was focused on making sure different branches of government coordinated more effectively with the families of American hostages and in seeking their release.

But Mr. Polanco said the board had coordinated more closely with the police and school officials for the general election to make sure that the nearly 1,400 polling sites opened on time.

Beginning with "Bugsy Malone" (1976), a singing gangster movie featuring a cast of children, and continuing with "Fame" (1980), "Pink Floyd -- The Wall" (1982), "The Commitments" (1991), and last year's "Evita," Parker has coordinated more cinematography to music and choreography than anyone else outside of MTV.

And far from being too small, Mr. Mas is arguing that Catalonia and its €200 billion, or $260 billion, economy could fit comfortably within a European Union that already contains a dozen smaller nations and should in future be coordinated more clearly from Brussels.

Triply coordinated, more deeply buried, surface sites are inert, probably due to the relative lack of solvent in their vicinity.

"Every time they say that they will coordinate more," Mr. Muhammad said, referring to American commanders.

People with more experience, working together, typically communicate and coordinate more effectively.

Governments, though, have pledged to coordinate more closely with the US in backing only vetted, non-jihadi Islamist fighting units.

The department began in 1967 with the mission of coordinating more than a dozen transportation agencies and developing transportation policies.

NOAA coordinates more than a hundred response teams across the country, which either assist in the disposal or offer advice.