Meanings of lack cohesion in English

But there is no mistaking the sense that Tottenham have come to lack cohesion and vibrancy.

Their political philosophies are diverse, lack cohesion, and have powerful advocates or opponents, some openly, others covert.

In flashes the Samoans showed their renowned brilliance in contact, but lacked cohesion.

Aside from a few raids from Werner, Chelsea lacked cohesion.

I believe that we were a bit unlucky and that we lacked cohesion in some situations.

One leader-writer has dismissed Adi Roche (without bothering to elaborate) as lacking cohesion and focus.

Antrim boss Liam Bradley included six debutants in his starting line-up but it was Cavan who lacked cohesion.

Chelsea had done well to stay in the contest as long as they did but they always lacked cohesion.

Nine of the players who started in Belgrade also did here but, unlike then, they lacked cohesion and fluidity.

Still it faces a lack of labor flexibility and a political system that is famously opaque and lacking cohesion.

The INOR forces lacked cohesion.

This show lacks cohesion, Sir.

The whole defence probably hasn't been helped by the constant chopping and changing this season, with the quartet lacking cohesion.

Her organisation lacked cohesion and needed to capitalise on its forward momentum, without which women might never get the right to vote.

"I see." Devlin tried to process what Seth was saying, but the words lacked cohesion.

From the government side, he suggested the department lacked cohesion because its officers were scattered in various offices rather than one single location.