Sentence examples for feel coordinated from inspiring English sources

Now you can make it your own; if you don't feel coordinated as you move, work it out so that you do".

Stroke teams feel they coordinate care with municipalities.

One of the first questions asked was "Do you feel responsible for coordinating the supply chain of this product ("from the field to the fork")?." Two answer options were given: "yes" and "no".

The GPs feel responsible for coordinating care for their patients, but see no need for using CPI during the referral process.

By matching the color of your closet door to other room tones, you'll give the room a coordinated feel.

First Draft managing director Jenni Sargent said: "First Draft already works so closely with both news organisations and social platforms that we feel uniquely positioned to coordinate efforts and facilitate real progress in tackling some of the key challenges facing journalists and their audiences".

These specialized institutions have many more material and human resources than the districts and they directly control important natural resources at the local level; however, they lack local political support and feel no need to coordinate with other interests.

Knitwear involvement, defined as consumers' perceived involvement in knitwear, was measured by four items (interest in knitwear products, importance of knitwear products to respondents, felt enjoyment when coordinating various knitwear products, and interest in knitwear store or advertisement) adopted from Lee and Park (2006a) and O'Cass and Choy (2008).

One negative consequence of using non-VA providers to obtain medications was that participants felt responsible for coordinating care by providing self-management data, prescriptions, and test results to both VA and non-VA prescribers to ensure informational and management continuity.

In class, Stacey allows me to feel strong and vulnerable and coordinated for the first time in my life.

"It doesn't feel that it has been coordinated with the other relief work very well," said Kathy Bushkin, president of the AOL Time Warner Foundation.