Sentence examples for how well coordinated from inspiring English sources
Computer security experts said the scheme was notable for how long it lasted, how well coordinated it was and how it carefully singled out specific systems in the financial companies' servers to steal from so many personal credit and debit card accounts.
"Given how well coordinated this was between Moldova and Ukraine, I have no doubt that these were orders from the top," Platon's attorney, Vyacheslav Lych of boutique lawfirm Obednannya in Ukraine tells me via email.
I don't know how well coordinated his views are with those of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah".
No matter how well coordinated or athletically developed a woman is, she cannot overcome the fact that she is going to be uncontrollably top-heavy during much of her term.
"They are learning how Indian programmers work together, how well they coordinate," said Ms. Kang, the assistant professor from Beijing.
"He measures everything -- not just sales, but how well we coordinate with other stores, our mix of full-timers and peak-timers on staff, everything," Mr. Bryant said.
Indeed, one of the benchmarks of the success of a CTSA program will be how well it coordinates and integrates the research programs of the Categorical Disease Centers into the larger, institution wide clinical and translational research effort.
He goes so far as to recommend that teams be rewarded based on how well they coordinate their efforts to deliver benefits to the organization that is greater than the sum of their individual contributions.
Because jeans were once the only acceptable trousers women could wear in public, and lesbians spearheaded the trend, the flannel-and-denim look was a natural fit given how well they coordinate.
They must evaluate and report how well they coordinate care with other healthcare providers, so that all of the people caring for you are actually working together to help you get well.
A damning set of emails later revealed just how well-coordinated the APA's efforts were to lift the troublesome ethical guidelines that prevented psychologists from scientifically improving the state sanctioned practice of torture.
