Sentence examples for united more from inspiring English sources

"From the Congress of Dijon we are leaving stronger, more united, more determined".

They are united more by a style of feedback and mutual scrutiny than by a common agenda.

Cameron has the advantage that this country is remarkably united – more so than it has been for decades – in its attitude to Europe.

Several union leaders said the new committee could create a more united, more aggressive union that might deal more forcefully with the city in labor talks.

In 1944 Macaulay and Nnamdi Azikiwe, an Igbo who had been educated in the United States, united more than 40 different groups to establish the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC).

But the most startling result of the election was the success of the Five Star Movement, which triumphed after Mr. Grillo campaigned tirelessly while leading a powerful Web-based initiative that drew young people and first-time voters, as well as former supporters of Mr. Berlusconi, all united more by their anger at the current system than by any shared ideology.

The takeover will unite more than 40 British brands across baking, spreads and sauces.

Typically, these days, you've been uniting more people in anger than you have behind your good intentions.

But the new company will unite more than just those two brands.

The EAC now unites more than 45 youth climate organizations from around the nation and Canada.

When presented with inducers, synesthetes exhibit a clustering pattern of activated brain areas uniting more visual regions, whereas nonsynesthetes activate particularly frontal and parietal regions [ 107▪▪] (Fig. 6).