Sentence examples for was concerted from inspiring English sources
adjective
Performed through a concert of effort; done by agreement or in combination.
More likely, it was concerted action by major Wall Street firms jawboned by the Fed, as happened in the wake of the Long Term Capital Management crisis in 1998.
The plan was concerted between Eastern Emperor Leo, Western Emperor Anthemius, and General Marcellinus, who enjoyed independence in Illyricum.
A major factor was concerted action initiated in 1956 to reduce radiation exposure of fetal gonads for fear of genetic hazards.
This research was commonly projected and designed by PM with SS, NAS and NAS and was concerted in its details with the analytical experts, Mar.B. and Mau.B. SS, NAS and NAS chose the cases, attended to their clinical classification, collection of biopsies and their preservation, and recorded the images of victims.
The need for both substrates to maximize the 740 nm signal was interpreted to indicate that the charge transfer complex was a ternary complex between the enzyme and both substrates and that the oxidation reduction process was concerted and proceeded through this ternary complex.
It was concerted public action, a lot of people getting arrested, a lot of celebs getting arrested.
What we need is concerted will.
What is needed now is concerted political action".
Hence the strategy should be concerted rather than "co-ordinated".
Ultimately, it will be concerted political engagement that leads to a solution.
"What we are seeing is concerted action from individuals across the country," he said.
