Sentence examples for was clearly coordinated from inspiring English sources

At the time of the "coup", shadow ministers announced their resignations on an hour-by-hour basis in a move that was clearly coordinated.

The film recognition activity is clearly coordinated with the appearance of nanometer-sized pores.

An organization operates more efficiently and better manages its resources when activities are clearly coordinated among the subsystems of the organization.

Last week three longtime advocates of campaign finance reform asked a federal court to rule that these ads, paid for by soft money, were clearly coordinated with the candidates and therefore represented an illegal campaign contribution.

Prof. Sheldon Goldman of the University of Massachusetts, a leading authority on judicial selection, said of the current President Bush in a May 2003 article in the magazine Judicature, "Even more so than his father's, his administration is clearly coordinated and is expending its resources to place on the bench those who share his philosophy".

Protests in recent days have been clearly coordinated.

The transition probabilities estimated by HME3M confirm the observations of [ 14] and show that when Arabidopsis is under oxidative stress the pentose phostphate pathway is clearly coordinated to produce D-Ribose-5P.

Republican strategists say the all-out effort will help Mr. Bush but is not likely to be enough to restore his reputation — even in a state like California with a friendly Republican governor who is clearly coordinating his efforts with Mr. Bush.

There's no comma between "Crazy" and "Stupid" on the poster, though the two are clearly coordinating, not cumulative, conjunctions.

But one senior American official said Thursday that while General Ibrahim was clearly playing a role in coordinating attacks by those loyal to Mr. Hussein, it was much less clear whether he had been in contact with Ansar al-Islam.

The $4.4 million spent by Americans for Job Security in 2010 on "independent expenditure" advertising – ads for or against candidates but not coordinated with a candidate – was clearly political.