Sentence examples for once unified from inspiring English sources

Once unified messaging services catch on, free services may become hard to find.

But Syria's opponents, once unified in a coalition called March 14, named for the date of a huge anti-Syrian protest in 2005, are now in disarray.

While his constituents were once unified in their support of local school boards, he said, "it seems to be breaking down 50-50" now.

It is a daunting paradox for a party that, at least in theory, was once unified around a belief that Washington should be tamed, not empowered.

Yet there are also people willing to take great risks to preserve the bonds that once unified their communities for as long as anyone can remember.

Naturally, the themes of sexualised violence, seemingly gratuitous nudity and non-consensual BDSM sent segments of the world's media into a state of apoplexy, with commentators for once unified in their disgust.

The haze created by what art historians call a "view against the light," illumination from behind by a low sun, at once unifies and romanticizes the setting.

Once apparently unified in their opposition to the Universal Music Group's $1.9 billion takeover of EMI — the troubled British label that releases music by the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Norah Jones and many others — the indies have struggled to maintain their stance while some of their most prominent members have broken ranks.

Once Democrats unified, Obama moved into the lead.

China was once again unified, under the Mongol Yuan dynasty (1271 1368).

And as a result, once we put our minds to it, once we got focused, once we got unified, not only did we surpass the Soviets, we developed new American technologies, industries, and jobs.