Sentence examples for increasingly coherent from inspiring English sources

Support structures: There is an increasingly coherent network of support structures present across HEIs in the UK.

Since the 1920s, the New Evolutionary Synthesis has been constructing an increasingly coherent view of evolution by synthesizing ideas from different parts of biology.

"The politics surrounding this legal matter are increasingly coherent and weighty and predictable on the left.

ASK - Achieving Strategic Knowledge UNICEF works actively to make the UN increasingly coherent in development activities, considering this an improved way of working together to get better and faster results for children.

The Vatican was working on further instructions "so that the directives it issues on the subject of sexual abuse of minors, either by the clergy or institutions connected with the church, may be increasingly rigorous, coherent and effective," he said.

The score's 51 musical sections, which begin haltingly and grow increasingly solid and coherent, are linked to quotations from Friedrich Hölderlin's novel, "Hyperion".

Research shows that brain functioning becomes increasingly integrated and coherent as consciousness awakens.

Once children begin to acquire language, ECSEL teachers increasingly help children develop coherent scripts about their emotional experience, which in turn provide the vocabulary necessary to approach, manage, resolve, and cope with conflicts.

Empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) of indirect archives of environmental change are increasingly used to identify coherent trends between palaeoclimate records, to separate externally forced patterns from locally driven idiosyncrasies.

Even as his actions become increasingly desperate, he has a coherent rationale for his behavior.

Energy security, the linked question of relations with an increasingly difficult Russia and more coherent environmental strategies are all serious challenges.