Sentence examples for more cohesion than from inspiring English sources

We have more cohesion than last year at the same period.

I'm encouraged to see that the Syrian opposition created an umbrella group that may have more cohesion than they've had in the past.

In a news conference on Wednesday, President Obama said, "I'm encouraged to see that the Syrian opposition created an umbrella group that may have more cohesion than they've had in the past".

This is because Montmorillonite clay which is having more plasticity would have contributed to more cohesion than kaolinite clay which is having relatively less plasticity.

The main problem for me was to find in a mass of fascinating material a novel-shaped story, by which I mean a story that has more cohesion and patterning than the faithful chronicle of a life can usually provide.

Since so much tumult is embedded in the music, I tend to prefer Mahler performances that have more cohesion and control than Mr. Barenboim and his Berlin players achieved here.

Attention was lavished on their failure to emulate England the previous week and secure a bonus point from Fiji, but the point that mattered ahead of Saturday's meeting with the hosts at Twickenham was that for the first hour Australia showed more cohesion and organisation than any other major nation in their first outing this tournament.

Posting daily and responding to messages almost instantaneously, the group is run with more cohesion and verve than my local Labour Party.

Connecticut played with much more cohesion and fire Monday than it did in its Big East tournament opener Sunday, when it established a season low in points, scuffling past Rutgers by 49-34.

"When I started the trading floor had far more cohesion.

But here I think there's much more cohesion".