Sentence examples for far more coordinated from inspiring English sources

"We learned a lot from the tsunami relief effort, and the United Nations and the international community worked in a far more coordinated fashion this time," he said while touring the Gheskio health clinic in the Bicentenaire neighborhood.

We conclude that far more coordinated efforts are required to encourage investments in long-term and sustainable landscape-scale initiatives.

All require a man far more coordinated than me to perform them successfully.

In an ideal world, Russian President Vladimir Putin would be far more cooperative in coordinating with the U.S.-led military coalition against the Islamic State.

In the US, these efforts are far more diffuse, less well coordinated and underdeveloped.

In a nothing-to-see-here contrast, Democrats are coordinating far more loosely, according to several media operatives on Capitol Hill, under the notion that they expect the law to be upheld.

He said it would be far more efficient to have one central computer coordinating tax collection.

Could a browser, used to view sites on the Internet, really threaten a far more complex program, the operating system, which coordinates every aspect of the computer?

But coordinating such an action is far more complex than anything China's Navy has attempted before.

Last summer, the protests were far more lively and spontaneous as many young people — coordinating over the Internet — descended on the square across the street from Parliament.

But contentious confirmation hearings are likely to distract the Senate's attention from the far more important job of figuring out how to coordinate America's disparate and overlapping intelligence agencies and streamline a largely dysfunctional system of Congressional oversight.