Sentence examples for its cohesion from inspiring English sources

Before it loses its cohesion – and there are reports of unrest in its lower ranks – it should back down, because even worse might follow.

It is losing its cohesion.

The new concern in Los Angeles is that it has lost its cohesion and sense of purpose provided by the old elite.

The poultice adhered well to marble and its cohesion strength made it possible to remove in large pieces without crumbling and no residual poultice was left on the marble.

Whatever Team Europe might lack in numbers it hopes to make up for with its cohesion.

Some disintegration followed his death, but Boina regained its cohesion under Queen Ravahiny (d. 1808).

At very real risk is Britain's future economic wellbeing, its trade and exports, its jobs and incomes, its social cohesion and its reputation and standing in the world.

Palestinian nationalism may be historically recent and, in some measure, a reaction to Zionism, but that does not discount its legitimacy, its cultural cohesion and meaning, or its claims.

Society, from its civil cohesion, to its family integrity, to its agriculture, would waste away.

The particular appeal of whole grain japonica lies not just in its nutty flavor and arresting chew but also in its chummy cohesion: it does not hurl itself across a plate in a million pieces like brown indica.

I don't join those maligning the Wikileaks operation's motives, its internal cohesion or impugning its patriotism.