Sentence examples for increasingly coordinated from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century the Port of Liverpool and the Manchester Ship Canal increasingly coordinated their operations, and, as part of their long-range efforts to pursue growth, a dramatic expansion of Seaforth Dock was undertaken to accommodate the larger ships that had been built after the widening of the Panama Canal.

If you did, you heard her say that the good news is that we have the solution and that our increasingly coordinated dedication to tackling these problems in smart, locally-specific ways is beginning to show some impressive results.

UN agencies, donors and other partners have increasingly coordinated their assistance to countries.

As an emerging team their shared understanding of the patients' problems progressed in its complexity and they increasingly coordinated their work with other professions including the necessary expertise needed for the patients care.

He is one of a number of politically connected figures — some alive, others dead — who are the targets of increasingly coordinated efforts to repatriate misappropriated funds.

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Expect the United States to increasingly coordinate its national security review with other countries to address deals like the one involving MA Industries.

But Mr. Esser said Die Zeit would maintain some separation, even if the print and online staffs increasingly coordinate on matters like story planning.

Organizations increasingly coordinate their product and service development processes to deliver their products and services as fast as possible, and to involve employees, customers, suppliers, and business partners seamlessly in different stages of the processes.

Other strong pressures have come from human rights and other nongovernmental organizations, which are proliferating across Southeast Asia and increasingly coordinating activities on a transnational basis.

While representatives of the student movement and opposition parties are increasingly coordinating protests and inviting the public to join, most initiatives like a recent call for Venezuelans across the country to set up barricades and block traffic have simply been improvised.