Sentence examples for from unified from inspiring English sources

House Republicans may present a unified bloc on taxes, but they are far from unified on tactics.

Behind the scenes, however, the family is far from unified.

That population is far from unified, with pockets of Latin, Central and South American residents.

To seal the bay entirely they would need approval from unified command.

Their domains were far from unified, however, with the individual provinces showing a wide national, economic, cultural, and constitutional diversity.

Even the Convergència i Unió party, led by Mr. Mas, is far from unified on that point.

It is how to prevent the rest of the world from unifying against No. 1.

Far from unifying Americans, Huntington's vision of America as a re-energized Christian society would be deeply divisive.

A cheaper and more profound form of integration would come from unifying the school system, but that, he thinks, is politically impossible.

And far from unifying the Roman world, economic growth often created self-sufficient units in the several regions, provinces, or great estates.

It took nearly a decade for the search engines to go from unifying around standards for blocking spidering and making page description to agreeing on the nofollow attribute for links in January 2005.