Meanings of little cohesion in English

The army, with little cohesion and no strong leaders, melted away.

We lacked a little cohesion and trust because of no game time (before Gwangju).

They offered little cohesion in a fractured country.

They appeared to have so little cohesion that one feared all the time that they might crumble away into mere human atoms.

Early scores from Adrian Sweeney and Diarmuid Marsden had given Ulster a promising start, but with little cohesion amongst their forwards, progress was minimal.

While there are a good number of cardiologists currently in practice in Jamaica, there is very little cohesion in the management of acute cardiac emergencies.