Sentence examples for more unified as from inspiring English sources

In other words, while most teams at the Games were doing everything they could to become more unified as competition approached, Verbeek's team had split in two.

We've never been more unified as a group, we've never had a more clear kind of mission.

Today the elite looks much more unified, as a small number of familiar names keep reappearing in different disguises - whether as tycoons, trustees or patrons of public funds.

With the court's support for the permanent bailout fund, Europe is moving beyond its common monetary policy toward encouraging its core group of countries to develop a more unified fiscal policy as well.

First of all, Democrats are already more unified than Republicans, as are liberals versus conservatives.

Yet in the long run Mr Tusk may benefit from a more unified party, as he is at present obliged to spend a lot of his time placating his right wing.

Aristotle encourages us to conceive of these relationships in a yet more unified way, as a single complex relationship between a single complex activity (living, I suppose) and a single complex instrument, the animal's body.

For example, UNITE HERE leaders and members universally agree that they are a stronger and more unified union as a result of resisting SEIU's raids and financial attacks.

Nonetheless, most study participants, regardless of the community they represented, saw cultural practices as vehicles for bringing families and friends together, strengthening those social ties, and creating a more unified community as a result.

The arguments are the usual fare: Allowing the firms to combine will allow for efficiencies to be exploited, as well as more unified investment.

He could renew his efforts to work with his fellow franchisees to build a better-coordinated marketing plan as well as a more unified approach to dealing with suppliers and running the retail locations.