Sentence examples for relatively cohesive from inspiring English sources

The security forces have remained relatively cohesive and organized.

Uganda is relatively cohesive, but toxic rumours, notably over corruption, are already circulating.

The issue has caused a regional rift in the state's Congressional delegation, a relatively cohesive group, uniting upstate Republicans and Democrats against their downstate brethren.

But this was a time when relatively cohesive communities were built around factories and mines; of apprenticeships that led to well-respected jobs that were supposed to last a lifetime; of trade unions that had organisational muscle.

The national political structure, the social inclinations of the people, and the strong outward surge of urban development have led to the political fragmentation of metropolises that socially and economically are relatively cohesive units.

NGSadmix analysis with K = 3, which would be consistent with hypothesized three key glacial refugia of P. chalcographus8, again supported the same two, relatively cohesive, geographic clusters in the north-eastern (LIVI, POCH, RULU, RUSV, SWOV; Fig. 4b red) and the Italian-Dinaric regions (CRSA, ITAB, ITAS, ITPA, ITTO; Fig. 4b blue).

However, due to the relatively higher cohesive energy, some of the considered boron nanowires may be metastable, and experimental researchers need to seek the path of synthesizing these materials.

How do they stand a chance?" Their enemy is a relatively well-armed, cohesive force, led by Laurent Nkunda, a renegade Congolese general with impressive military acumen and a taste for crisp uniforms, dark sunglasses and power.

A species-level PCoA plot based on a Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrix demonstrates that dental calculus samples form a relatively tight and cohesive group that is distinct from the more diffuse distribution of microbial communities identified within dentin (Fig. 3a).

Blaenau Ffestiniog (pronounced  Blay-NIGH Fes-TIN-ee-og) presents a stark tableau of just how such a currency area works to soften the wide disparities even within a relatively small and cohesive country like Britain.

City-states like Athens and Sparta were relatively small and cohesive units, in which political, religious, and cultural concerns were intertwined.