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"The time has come for us to look into this much more cohesively," she said.

Students enjoy getting to know their fellow members and to act more cohesively.

First, all the warriors come together and fight cohesively as a group of 4.

"And what really makes it work," he said, "is when you have all three working together cohesively."

But he said the Yankees now seemed committed to working cohesively.

Any plan which did not incorporate all three areas cohesively was rejected.

We've got to eliminate those things and start playing cohesively."

Walls are often built from the same material as the house so they sit with it cohesively.

It rallied nations together to work cohesively towards policy change.

They quickly took a two-minute advantage and, working cohesively, never gave it up.

"But we have never had a problem locking arms and working cohesively for the people of Westchester."

In addition, communications problems meant that the Polish forces did not act cohesively.

Large comprehensive schools have not worked as cohesively than smaller schools.

Blending all that stuff and having it work cohesively is a very important part of the process."

We try to encourage a true cooperative setting - to work cohesively."

Ill-assorted family members might have played together more cohesively despite their less than evident blood line.

The question is, can the Super Falcons play cohesively as a group?

Its sound did not always carry fully and cohesively to a listener seated at a middle distance.

The entire muscle-tendon system works cohesively to slow down limb movement.

The different levels function cohesively to maximize fitness, or reproductive success.

One of the rules declares that provisions of a single law should be read cohesively.

In addition to those more cohesively organized presentations, you will find throughout the show many arresting individual objects.

Also, the industry needs to move cohesively towards a curriculum and talent that will be able to meet their needs.

Right now, neither the state nor the federal government cohesively regulates the use of coastal waterways.

But leaving the door open, he also suggested that "a coalition of similar composition to the current one" could work if it acted more cohesively.