Sentence examples for more cohesively from inspiring English sources

Much as they missed Kovalchuk, their leading scorer, the Devils played more cohesively without him.

As a result, he said, the single-sex teams were more likely to operate more cohesively and effectively.

Schism is hardly new to Christianity, and many Anglicans believe that a case can be made for a smaller, more cohesively just church.

Regeneration projects, such as Hamburg's vast HafenCity, are infinitely better built, more sensitively designed and more cohesively planned than direct equivalents like Salford Quays or Edinburgh Harbour.

The investor relations team needs to connect with the marketing department so that they can communicate more cohesively on issues including ESG disclosure, sustainability stories and stock performance.

But leaving the door open, he also suggested that "a coalition of similar composition to the current one" could work if it acted more cohesively.

There's no good, functional way for them to operate together cohesively on anything more complex than a panty raid.

"Each of the seven sections within Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 begins very cohesively and progresses to ever more varied and disorderly formats.

Orpik said the margin of victory was irrelevant, that the Penguins were more pleased that they minimized mistakes and played cohesively, fulfilling a prediction that Coach Dan Bylsma made Wednesday morning: "I think we're ready to be at our best tonight".

The experience for the user is formed by the way in which the physical and digital components of the space come together, therefore a more holistic design approach would enable the experience to be cohesively designed.

In Rodriguez v. Pataki, a 2002 voting rights case, a federal court in New York adopted the findings of an expert who concluded that in six Democratic primary races involving a black candidate, "Hispanics and whites voted together far more often than did Hispanics and blacks"; in all but one election, "Hispanics 'voted cohesively against' the black candidate".