Sentence examples for much coordinated from inspiring English sources

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Wal-Mart, which could once afford to ignore critics, has been on the receiving end of so much coordinated pressure that it has finally been forced to respond.

Remember that this is an estimation because the spider's range is believed to be expanding at a rate of 10 20 miles (16 32 km) a year, and due to lack of funding, there has not been much coordinated research done regarding the spider's current range.

"We're going to be much more coordinated on a regional basis".

"We need a much stronger coordinated collaborative national response to fight against organised crime.

"This would not solve every problem, but it would mean a much faster coordinated response in a crisis".

"As opposed to Super Bowls in the past, this one will be much more coordinated in terms of law enforcement," said Special Agent Brian Marr, a spokesman for the service.

Bus stops and businesses can be much better coordinated with crosswalks at reasonable intervals, for example, and measures such as those cited for Orlando can be put into place. .

Their management and care was much more coordinated.

"Building a complex person requires the coordinated activity of thousands of genes, much like coordinating the activities of large numbers of musicians is required to produce a symphony," said Dr. Michael Snyder, director of Stanford University's Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine, who was not involved in any of the 11 studies.

This was admittedly a modest achievement — between them, there isn't all that much to coordinate — but effective, even in its modesty.