Sentence examples for really coordinated from inspiring English sources

One of the really innovative and unprecedented things we're doing in the region is creating a really coordinated federal inter-agency framework for working together on Sandy recovery, and then thinking beyond it.

One observes a certain lack of control from Susa by the king in these proceedings, and the two principal governors in Asia Minor who were involved, Tissaphernes of Sardis and Pharnabazus of Hellespontine Phrygia, seemed to have permitted a personal power rivalry to stand in the way of a really coordinated Persian intervention in the Greek war.

The massive and rapid spread of communicating devices and their application to the industrial sectors is not really coordinated.

Unlike chimpanzees, they don't assume special roles, like cornering the prey while others look on as chimps do, and their attacks aren't really coordinated, meaning they don't plan their strikes based on the location of others in the group.

That all goes to say: they are really coordinated with one another. .

My trainer in New York is trying to teach me this fight training, I forget what it's called, but it looks really physical and you have to be really coordinated.

"But I believe we didn't have sufficient time to really coordinate the meeting".

"People never say, ‘Wow, the ducky sticker really coordinates with the paper,'" she reasons.

We don't really coordinate with them… We have no official relationship".

"And you can't really coordinate with a non-existing government".

"I mean, they do their work in their particular area and there's nobody really coordinating their work together.