Sentence examples for high degree of unity from inspiring English sources

From the end of the 4th century bce onward, in the Hellenistic period, Greek gradually obtained a high degree of unity throughout the area it covered (see Koine).

Writing a platform usually tests a candidate's ability to manage the factions in his party, and both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore successfully enforced a high degree of unity on their platform committees.

The consistency of the style in the novels he has written since then, as well as the similarity of tone between his first-person narrators, and the countless connections between those books, means there is a high degree of unity to his later work.

Those who are sceptical of the very idea of group rights do not deny that groups come in different forms or that some exhibit a high degree of unity or that groups can be very important in people's lives.

Thus, reason should endeavor to elevate itself to the level of the Intellect, which is distinguished by a much higher degree of unity than the mere ordinary use of reason is capable of.

A high degree of uniform unity is all properties shall be obtained through continuous mass production process.

A Hill coefficient "n" higher than unity is indicative of a high degree of cooperativity, meaning that the binding of the first monomer facilitates the binding of the second monomer.

She was not "knocked out"; she chose to withdraw from the contest in the interests of party unity and in doing so showed a high degree of statesmanship and real concern for the party – but precious little acknowledgement she received for it.

There was a high degree of individualism.

A high degree of courtesy is expected.

with a high degree of professional polish.