Sentence examples for well-coordinated with from inspiring English sources
But the rebels' march on Bukavu was suspiciously well-coordinated with Mr Mutebutsi's mutiny.
They also look pretty well-coordinated with the new aluminum-faced iMacs… or any silver/gray metallic computer, for that matter.
Michelle's navy blue, black and pea green dress was well-coordinated with POTUS' blue tie and navy blue suit.
The day was very hot, and many of the American soldiers collapsed from heat exhaustion during the attack, which was not well-coordinated with the artillery fire.
In contrast to previous roadside bombings and haphazard attacks and ambushes, this attack was well-coordinated with fighters from many insurgent groups with an effort that was disciplined and sustained which was able to precisely target key equipment such as a wire-guided missile launcher.
Also, peer education activities should be well-coordinated with the LGU, DOH, NGOs, and private companies to avoid duplication of services and address gaps in service delivery.
The president's remarks, in an interview with The Associated Press aboard Air Force One, appeared to be part of a well-coordinated plan with the Gore camp to counter arguments by Republican allies of Gov. George W. Bush that the slow count was harming America abroad and destabilizing markets.
U.S. officials and bystanders said the Blackwater vehicles were struck by a well-coordinated attack, with insurgents unleashing a barrage of small-arms fire from surrounding rooftops.
"It's a professional, well-coordinated operation with considerable public support.
We postulate that the conformations of this needle-tip protein are distinct in response to the activation stimuli of the type III machinery specific to contact-dependent translocation (a well-coordinated process with tightly sealed transport of effectors) or chelator-induced secretion (less-controlled release of translocators and effectors).
Gibbons (family Hylobatidae) are small Asian apes that produce loud, complex vocalizations in song bouts, and females produce the great call, often in the context of well-coordinated duets with a mate [ 37– 37].
