Sentence examples for serious coordination from inspiring English sources

But then again, it takes serious coordination and resources to sustain and succeed in antitrust fights.

Soon after leaving the FA, Southgate said that there should be serious coordination of football approaches between the different England teams.

This poses serious coordination challenges in areas with many nation-states as well as decentralized governments.

Again, coordination losses were more serious than loss due to structure, which confirms that good coordination is more important than good structure.

Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Prudential Regulation Authority, told a House of Lords committee that there was a "serious international coordination problem" over rules on what constitutes money laundering.

It requires serious hand-eye coordination and strength.

The attack in the Andar district of Ghazni Province, about 100 miles southwest of Kabul, suggested a serious lack of coordination between NATO troops and Afghan forces battling militants who hold sway in part of the district known as Rahim Khiel.

Several government departments and numerous private agencies are doing research on medicinal plants but there is a serious lack of coordination between the different institutions.

According to the most recent outcomes of this Action (October 2010) [2]: "The description of the state-of-art showed that research on the chemical interactions between cultural artifacts and the indoor environment and standardization is performed already at the international level, but still needs serious efforts for coordination.

The result was a serious lack of coordination and a fair measure of chaos on both humanitarian and research fronts.

Electronic medical records to eliminate errors and increase efficiency, more preventive care to head off serious diseases, and better coordination of patients suffering multiple, chronic illnesses are all worthy proposals, but there is scant evidence they will reduce costs.