Coalesce

Ad hoc opposition groups tend to coalesce around specific issues.

But, in order to choose a leader, these groups must coalesce into a coherent force.

Fear leads one group to coalesce in order to protect itself, perhaps by attacking a competing group.

There must be normalization in our relations in order for the Caucasus to coalesce into a functional region.

The Republic of Korea hoped that support would coalesce around the goal of improving the working methods of the Special Committee.

Moreover, a phone based test would require software infrastructure, such as communication protocols and prioritization procedures, to coalesce with the health care system.

Outside of the breeding season in autumn or winter they may coalesce into flocks of a hundred birds or more, while family interactions between pairs or trios are maintained.

After Spain s victories at Euro 2008 and the 2010 World Cup, the national team demonstrated once again how diversity can coalesce into a winning formula through identification with a common goal.

The G 20 could not agree on coordinated fiscal stimulus or concrete steps towards banking reform. But it did coalesce behind the International Monetary Fund and provided it with additional resources.

In these circumstances, every French politician has known for the last 20 years that France has been living with a growing risk that isolated incidents might coalesce into a critical mass of violence.

The United States led Coalition Provisional Authority empowered a new group of political elites who fundamentally distrusted one another and, more important, failed to coalesce around a shared vision for governing the country.

They're literally the sounds of space ringing, and they will travel out from these black holes at the speed of light as they ring down and coalesce to one spinning, quiet black hole at the end of the day.