Sentence examples similar to well coordinated force from inspiring English sources

The Northern Alliance is a loose coalition that has yet to demonstrate it is capable of fighting as a disciplined and well-coordinated force.

Porter assessed that an attack on this position would need to be made in strength using well-coordinated forces.

People with disabilities have become an important, well-coordinated political force in recent years.

Between the Americans, Japanese, and Australians, there should be a well-coordinated naval force ranging from the North Pacific up near the Arctic Circle to the South Pacific approaching the Antarctic reaches.

He calls it a large and well coordinated assault.

But the enemy's size, stiff resistance and well-coordinated counterattack forced American commanders to summon fresh reinforcements -- including 16 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters from the United States and five Marine Corps Cobra gunships from a warship afloat in the Northern Arabian Sea to replace Apaches that were shot up early in the fight.

Goran Tomasevic, a photographer for Reuters who has recently produced images of fighting in the Damascus suburbs as one of the few foreign journalists with rebel fighters there, described a deadly stalemate between two well-coordinated fighting forces that he said was reminiscent of wars that gutted cities like Sarajevo and Stalingrad.

A balanced policy of clemency backed by the swift and thorough punishment of any captured rebel leader, in combination with a well-coordinated and carefully timed distribution of loyal forces, eventually brought peace to the empire and undisputed power to Darius.

After another series of well-coordinated cavalry and infantry actions, Murat and Lannes were able to force Bagration's entire force to withdraw, with a loss 2,000 men (approximately half of the force) and 16 guns.

Despite being overwhelmed by strong counterattacks, Polish forces continued to hold the high ground on Mont Ormel, which they referred to as "The Mace" (Maczuga), exacting a deadly toll on passing German forces through the use of well-coordinated artillery fire.

Directly southwest of Mont Ormel, German units moved along what would later become known as "The Corridor of Death", as the Polish inflicted heavy casualties on German forces moving towards Mont Ormel with a well-coordinated artillery barrage.