Sentence examples for more cohesive groups from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's one of the more cohesive groups in all of football.

They also form more cohesive groups, staying in closer physical proximity to their comrades when ransacking fields.

Spoken on the islands of Oceania from New Guinea to Hawaii to Easter Island, certain of these languages share so little basic vocabulary that some scholars prefer to classify them in smaller, more cohesive groups.

The decrease in users' clustering with age indicates that young teenagers tend to have more cohesive groups of friends, and that they diversify their connections as they grow up.

In these shambas adjacent to the park, higher densities of the red colobus have been reported living here in more cohesive groups, compared to inside the park reserve.

Many of the non-HLA genes, such as PTPN22 and CTLA-4, have been previously studied in MG and other autoimmune diseases and their association with MG has been reevaluated in more cohesive groups of patients.

They are a healthier and more cohesive group than the Giants teams that lost in the first round the last two years.

When the next battle comes, Democrats will presumably be facing a more cohesive group of Republican negotiators.

Much hinges on some key men staying fit – George Ford, Chris Robshaw, Jonathan Joseph – and others playing the house down – Courtney Lawes, Anthony Watson, Joe Marler – but this is a more cohesive group than four years ago.

Much of the "Free PT" could end up leaving the party.In theory, the majority that remains would form a more cohesive grouping, more supportive of Mr Palocci's moderate economic policies.

While Mr Fama has been hailed as the father of the "efficient market" hypothesis, Mr Shiller is famous for knocking holes in the exact same theory.Yet viewed in terms of their contributions they are a more cohesive group.