Meanings of little coherence in English

It has little coherence or stability, less than masonry and very considerably less than timber.

There was little coherence in her words.

The collection has little coherence, and it is a moot point if all the publications examined here would be considered periodicals at all.

How little coherence the opposition possessed was apparent when Giles, of Virginia, presented a resolution censuring Hamilton for his management of the Treasury.

When Michael Powell was tapped to head the FCC two years ago, his plan was to impose a little coherence on the regulatory landscape.