co-ordinated

How To Use co-ordinated In A Sentence

• Someone co-ordinated with the radio or TV producers and sponsors, and held a larger vision of the whole than either performer or listener could.
• At the peak of their growth spurt, boys in particular can be "gangly" and perhaps less co-ordinated than normal. Planet Judo
• I trust his sincerity, but not his understanding of the abstractions which underpin good, stickable, co-ordinated policy. UNCoRRELATED
• During normal voiding the detrusor muscle contracts and the muscles of the urethral sphincter and pelvic floor relax in a co-ordinated fashion to allow the bladder to empty.
• He presents an analysis of how public policy in relation to drug-driving might be developed, co-ordinated and implemented.
• The activities at parish, classical, and provincial level would be co-ordinated by a national synod and by Parliament.
• He also warned of dire consequences such as hyper-inflation if the country failed to maintain a unified budget and a co-ordinated fiscal policy.
• The latest outrage was to have been a co-ordinated gun and bomb attack on the station.
• The attack, when it came, was ill co-ordinated, and the city resisted with more determination than its besiegers had ever expected.
• However, there is a tendency for European electorates to move to the right or left in a manner that may not be co-ordinated, but does produce clusters of conservative or Socialist governments at any one time.