Sentence examples for more cohesiveness from inspiring English sources

Springdale had more cohesiveness, he said.

And putting all politics aside, what we need is more producers, more writers and, as a people, more cohesiveness.

I said to him that one of my goals was to build more cohesiveness and integration across Harvard to make it really one university, and to help these deans help me invest in that notion.

On Saturday, they needed more cohesiveness, though superb individual performances came from a number of dancers, with Mr. Watson showing a particular understanding of Mr. Dawson's highly coordinated, constantly bending and folding vocabulary.

One great development from that is that they're buying and managing all the tickets from the Supporters Terrace and Section 108 in the stadium, so that should bring a lot more cohesiveness to the support.

It also makes good sense: "From a business perspective, the more you reflect the demographics of society, the more cohesiveness you'll have in how you generate business opportunities".

Cohesiveness: Communities that are more cohesive around class and caste are more likely to be more easily sensitized to maternal health issues and to launch effective and sustained actions for addressing maternal mortality.

Additionally, informed colonies were significantly more cohesive than naïve colonies (Figure 3C; GLMM, effect of treatment on cohesiveness: p = 0.001).

The cohesiveness of biological processes in Figure 1 is represented by node color, where more cohesive processes appear in brighter yellow.

In Canada, on the other hand, the parliamentary form of government, with its requirements of party responsibility, means that on the national plane considerably more party cohesiveness must be maintained simply in order to gain and hold power.

They also differ in their regional phylogenetic/population genetic profiles: eastern Samoana species have much lower collective genetic diversity levels and more pronounced phylogenetic cohesiveness [ 35, 55, 57].