Sentence examples for more than cohesion from inspiring English sources

"I really thought there was some great cohesion out there, and sometimes it's about character more than cohesion," he said.

David O. Russell's The Fighter, a film with more energy than cohesion, was set in working-class Massachusetts and featured the tale of a boxer (Mark Wahlberg) hemmed in by his dysfunctional family.

In 2009 the ECA found that more than 5% of cohesion payments were affected by high material error.

It's the "privacy" argument, according to which the "homosexual gaze" in nude situations does more than disrupt unit cohesion: Its supposedly predatory nature expresses sexual yearning and desire for unwilling subjects that not only violates the rights of heterosexuals but causes them untoward psychological and emotional trauma.

However, the Paris side will hope to exude much more team cohesion than the ever-disjointed City.

Without appearing in any sense modular this repetitive vocabulary creates a more organic cohesion than was ever attained simply by covering every surface with travertine.

Europe has a stronger tradition of social dialogue and more social cohesion than we do.

However, the inclination of the FS is more noticeable with friction angle than cohesion for similar ranges of variation of cohesion and internal friction (Fig. 16).

The Second World War has the advantage of giving Green's writing a semblance of cohesion: more than half of his books either portray the war or signal its imminence ("Party Going," "Pack My Bag").

Ballooning contracts and free agency are undermining cohesion more than ever.

However, participants in the sick leave group reported significantly more friends' cohesion (91%) than participants in the work group (89%)(x 2 (1) = −.29, p <.005).