Sentence examples for more coherence and from inspiring English sources

The public wants to see much more coherence and direction in that respect".

Shyam Saran, a former top diplomat, calls the joint statement evidence of "a much stronger understanding" between the two countries, promoted with "more coherence and vigour" than before.

There's good news: the movie has a bit more coherence and considerably more humor than the first installment, released in 2007.

Crystallizing the position meant giving it more coherence and also making a case that skeptics and adversaries would have to take seriously.

Fair enough, that's what McCluskey did say, though he also claimed that work is under way in the Labour leader's office to give the coming manifesto more coherence and fizz.

In the long term, many hope, the magnitude of the emergency will bring them more coherence and clout, and deepen an involvement with their homeland that has weakened with each new generation.

The approach used herein reveals areas of overlapping mandates and actions among GHIs, highlighting the need for more coherence, synergy and advocacy for a global health research agenda.

In the same way, there is no more coherence between ΔF and for the fluxes towards biomass, glycerol, acetate and glycine on fructose and sucrose compared to glucose (data in additional file 2).

There is "a need for better coordination" among European Union countries and for more coherence in "relations with key producer, transit and consumer countries," the leaders said in a statement at the close of a one-day meeting in Brussels.

While the Grand Bargain called for less duplication and more coherence, critics argue it fell short of ensuring that these assessments were carried out independently.

I began to notice results immediately, including increased consistency and correctness on problem sets, fewer "how do I approach this?" questions in office hours, and more coherence during discussion section.