Sentence examples for unified on from inspiring English sources

Vinny Lingham, who used to have a business running massive offshore keyword campaigns for US companies, hated buying them on Yahoo because he had to separately purchase keywords for each international territory, but with Google, the purchase experience was all unified on one screen.

WASHINGTON — When Republican leaders in Congress agreed to raise taxes on the wealthy last week, it left the increasingly fractured and feuding party unified on perhaps only one point: that it is at a major crossroads.

The chief executives from some of the country's biggest and best-known companies, including Procter & Gamble and I.B.M., were not unified on everything, according to one who was interviewed after the meeting.

House Republicans may present a unified bloc on taxes, but they are far from unified on tactics.

Residents on the north side of Farmington Avenue, a main thoroughfare that bisects the West End, tend to be richer, whiter and better educated -- "Saab-driving liberals," one longtime West Ender quipped -- and the neighborhood isn't unified on every issue.

"Our community is unified on this issue of the two walls," she said.

Like many mainline Protestant churches, the Disciples is not unified on the issue.

"Our board is unified on these bargaining issues," Mr. Allen said.

They have stayed unified, on message and unequivocal in their mission to win back the House.

One is about the direction of both parties, which are not internally unified on surveillance questions.

The Fed board has been fairly unified on monetary policy lately.